Thu, 2013-03-28 17:05 — spasarok
Donor: Anonymous
The CAChe 3D trackball was created for the Computer-Aided Chemistry WorkSystem, a molecular modelling package released in 1989 as a tool for experimental chemists. The trackball enables users to rotate and translate molecules as represented on a monitor by a 3D coordinate system. It has left-, right-, and middle-click buttons and displays the CAChe chemistry set logo at the trackball's base. The full CAChe system package includes a Macintosh computer with upgraded coprocessor card, a 3D stereoscopic display, and the 3D trackball and can be found on display at the Tektronix Museum in Portland, Oregon.
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CAChe Reseach FAQs
