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| Consulting |
We offer software development services with experience
in a wide variety of languages and environments ranging from
assembly language and C on embedded systems with custom
operating systems, through C++, C#, Java on Windows and Mac,
Objective C and Java on iOS and Android, to ActionScript,
JavaScript and HTML5 on the web.
We have significant
expertise in numeric and symbolic mathematics and in
mechanical engineering analysis.
Most of our projects
are confidential, so we can't brag about our involvement!
Some significant projects which we can talk about are listed
below.
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Casio Classpad |
FloorRight |
The
Casio Classpad 300 is an intuitive pen based
calculator with drag-and-drop mathematics and
geometry. Saltire was involved in writing the
algebra system, the geometry system, the spreadsheet
and the differential equation module. The
Classpad project was an example of embedded software
development, in C on a proprietary OS. |
In
partnership with leading providers of carpet retail
management software, we have developed a carpet
laying application called FloorRight™
This product is revolutionizing the carpet industry
and reducing the time and cost of flooring estimation
and installation. FloorRight is a Windows
application developed in Visual C++ |
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Xpander |
DrawPad for Apple Newton |
If
you have a Pocket PC, you might be interested
in downloading the Math
Xpander software. The
Math Xpander was developed in conjunction with
Hewlett Packard. It is free and includes our geometry
module. Math XPander software was written in
C++ for a proprietory OS |
Under
contract to Apple, we developed Drawpad, one of the
original apps for the Newton. This work was done
in NewtonScript. |
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| Research |
We have been recipients of 4 Phase 1 and 3 Phase 2 NSF
SBIR awards.
These have helped us build a portfolio
of technologies in the areas of symbolic geometry, 2D and 3D
geometric algorithms, and the presentation and evaluation of
mathematical expressions. We can deploy these
technologies to benefit clients' projects. |
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