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Mathematical Technology for Industry and Education
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Saltire Software is a company rich in mathematical technology and continually adding to this expertise by an aggressive research and development program. Our core technologies are constraint-based interactive geometry systems, symbolic algebra, and optimization, and we have used these capabilities to develop products in mechanical engineering, mathematics education and layout optimization.
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Saltire Scientific
 Saltire also provides materials, sensors and associated software to make data-gathering a simple and reliable task for teachers and students from the early grades through high school. These new products are sold under the name Saltire Scientific.
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Math Xpander™
 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.
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FloorRight
 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 esitmation and installation.
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Geometry Applet Gallery
 Saltire's Geometry Gallery is a collection of Java applets showing interesting geometry configurations. All applets are dynamic. In some cases, points can be dragged. In other cases dimensions can be changed via edit controls. Some of the applets feature animation.
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Analytix and Dynamix
 Our mechanical engineering products center around Analytix, a conceptual design and analysis tool. Analytix is useful in the first stages of design and analysis of a mechanical product, be it linkages or cams (with our Analytix/Cams product). You can also do forward dynamics analysis with Dynamix.
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Geometry Expressions
 Geometry Expressions is the world's first interactive symbolic geometry system. Create geometric figures using symbolic constraints and produce measurements not only numerically but also symbolically.
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