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A mechanical analog computer simulator.
The app simulates a mechanical analog computer used for scientific calculations. It performs multiplication, division, square, cube, square root, and cubic root functions.
Calculate with retro-style precision
A vintage-style scientific calculator with a retro LCD display and realistic key sounds. Perform basic and advanced calculations, use shift functions, and access additional modern features like parentheses and memory storage.
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正行 Akamatsu
A mechanical analog computer simulator.
The app simulates a mechanical analog computer used for scientific calculations. It performs multiplication, division, square, cube, square root, and cubic root functions.
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Record and analyze experiments using built-in sensors, camera, and touch controls. Log observations, create hypotheses, and generate reports. Share findings with teachers and classmates for collaborative learning.
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Type symbols, emojis, and Greek letters seamlessly
Provides access to emojis, symbols, and Greek letters alongside the main . Users can type mathematical symbols, weather data, and fraternity/sorority names. It functions as a native-looking auxiliary without storing or sharing user data.
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