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When will cocomo be released.

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Currently it is beta version and non-commercial.

Any timeline for the release? in months or a year ?



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Hi there,



We know folks are interested in a time frame and
understanding our pricing model. But, as you probably already know,
Adobe, as a corporate policy, does not publicly disclose release
dates, timing, etc.



The team continues to work hard on Cocomo and pushing it
forward towards commercial release. We know details are lacking,
but hope to engage the community soon on helping us validate and
refine our business model.



Regards,

Fang

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Hi,



We are planning to update the SDK with some fixes and
features in near future.

Regarding the commercial release, we are looking into that
option. We though can't discuss any specific timeline on the forum.

What are your requirements and type of application?

Thanks

Hironmay Basu

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Former Community Member
Hi there,



We know folks are interested in a time frame and
understanding our pricing model. But, as you probably already know,
Adobe, as a corporate policy, does not publicly disclose release
dates, timing, etc.



The team continues to work hard on Cocomo and pushing it
forward towards commercial release. We know details are lacking,
but hope to engage the community soon on helping us validate and
refine our business model.



Regards,

Fang
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