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2D CAD for the Tablet

OrangeJuiceStudios submitted a new project:

#-Link-Snipped-# - CADOâ„¢ is our 2D CAD application for your touch screen tablet fitting into your workflow

We are currently 70% of the way to complete our CAD app CADOâ„¢. It is an intuitive 2D CAD app for the iPad currently but will be ported to the Android platform shortly.

We have a patent pending method of drawing which overcomes the 'fat finger' problem and being programmed in OpenGL means that it is fast and responsive. We are way past proof of concept with this and can demonstrate that the tablet can be used a creation tool rather than simply a viewing platform.

We are currently on...
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  • Gingerbreadman
    Gingerbreadman
    OrangeJuiceStudios
    OrangeJuiceStudios submitted a new project:

    #-Link-Snipped-# - CADOâ„¢ is our 2D CAD application for your touch screen tablet fitting into your workflow



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    keep up the good word, been wondering how long it will be for a proper drawing application to hit he market, hope you get there soon.

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