Browser CAD/CAM for pen plotters
Kurvengefahr is a browser-based CAD/CAM tool for pen plotters that covers importing artwork, creating line art, and generating G-code. It uses agentic AI tools to assist in artwork creation and conversion. The tool solves the problem of turning artwork into plotter-ready G-code for pen plotter users.
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