Problem Description: When viewing a Cadasio project on a mobile phone, the rotation and zoom controls are extremely fast and overly sensitive. This makes it difficult to rotate the model precisely or to zoom in/out smoothly. As a result, users often overshoot the intended camera position and lose control of the view. Why This Is a Problem: Reduces usability during on-site installation where mobile devices are commonly used. Makes it harder for new users to follow instructions in 3D scenes. Impacts the clarity and professionalism of customer-facing projects. Causes frustration and may discourage mobile use altogether. Suggested Improvement: Add a setting or automatic adjustment to normalize and reduce sensitivity for touch-based controls on mobile devices. Possible approaches include: Mobile-specific control sensitivity (slower rotation and gradual zoom). A user-adjustable slider for rotation/zoom speed. Adaptive sensitivity that considers touch movement distance. Optional “precision mode” for fine adjustments. Benefits: Greatly improves user control and overall experience on mobile devices. Makes Cadasio projects easier to use in the field. Reduces errors when interpreting assembly steps. Increases user satisfaction and perceived quality of the platform.