Joanne Swisterski, the inventor of the Smart Scale Ruler, describes that although the design industry works with more and more advanced technology, the need to use paper drawings in client ...

Then, the line drawn with an ordinary ruler (top) was longer than the line drawn with a 'real ruler' (bottom) by about 0.3 mm in width of the scale line. It's a small difference, but it's annoying ...

Unproductive meetings attempting to work with drawings that have been printed at the wrong scale, not dimensioned, or in a unit of measurement you’re not comfortable with is a frustration we can ...