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Aerospace & Airlines

• Boeing
• Delta Airlines
• Deutsche Aerospace (Space Infrastructure Division), Germany
• Grumman
• Hughes Aircraft
• Lissys Ltd., United Kingdom
  • Piano: Package for commercial aircraft project design and competitive analysis
• Lockheed
• Martin Marietta
• NASA
  • The Box: A prototype of a next-generation computer-based training system designed to help pilots transition into modern glass cockpit aircraft. It is implemented totally in MCL and runs on a Mac laptop.

Automotive

• General Motors Research Laboratories
• Ford Motor Company
• Honda R&D Labs

Computers & Software

• Abstract Science Ltd., United Kingdom
  • Persons: family geneology capture and browser.
  • JINN: GUI developer and delivery.
• Adobe Systems Inc.
  • PostScript: interpreter to model the PostScript language and test experimental changes.
  • Adam: program to assign parts of speech to unrestricted, unformatted text.
• American International Group
• Apple Computer, Inc.
  • Dylan: new object-oriented dynamic application development environment.
  • WOOD: object-oriented database for MCL.
  • SK8: Multimedia authoring environment.
  • Tres Cool: suite of applications that distribute, manage and deliver technical documents.
• Bear River Associates, Inc.
• Bitstream
• Control Data Corp.
• Control Data Systems
• Design Power, Inc.
• Digital Equipment Corp.
• EDS
• Flavors Technology Inc.
  • Paracell: compiler for massively parallel architecture.
  • G-Base: object-oriented database.
• Gnomon Software Ltd.
• Hewlett-Packard
• Honeywell Technology Center
• IBM
• Inference Corporation
• Interleaf
• Knowledge Technologies, Belgium
  • GTE: knowledge based authoring tool for Intelligent Tutoring Systems.
  • KresT: Knowledge level tool for Design and Configuration of applications.
  • KRS: Knowledge Representation Language.
• KyTek
  • Autopage: Pagination package for high-end publishing in conjunction with Quark Xpress.
• Lotus Development
• Microsoft Corp.
• Motorola
• Proactive Solutions
  • SmartProject: an AI classical planning-based method for project management.
• Santa Monica Software OY, Finland
• SHARP Co., Info Tech Lab., Japan
• Sony Electronics, Inc.
• Wooster Productions
• Xerox PARC
• Yaskawa Electric Corporation, Japan
• Zentrum fuer Kunst und Medientechnologie, Germany
  • Common Music: a music composition language/environment.

Consulting & Research

• Andersen Consulting
• Arthur D. Little, Inc.
• Environmental Research Institute, Michigan
• Institute for the Learning Sciences (ILS)
  • Engines for Education: a Web and CD-ROM "hyper-book" about what's wrong with the education system, how to reform it, and especially, about the role of educational technology in that reform.
  • ASKTool: a software tool that is being used to build a family of ASK systems for accessing multimedia databases consisting of short (one- to four-minute) video clips culled from interviews with experts and archival video material, as well as text.
  • Casper: program for training customer service representatives in solving customers' problems over the phone.
  • Creanimate: a biology tutor for children that supports the case-based teaching architecture.
  • S2 Trainer: provides computer-based training for Army National Guard intelligence officers.
  • Sickle Cell Counselor: teaches users about sickle cell disease.
  • Trans-ASK: a task-organized reference system that captures the expertise of U.S. military transportation planners, and is designed to serve as a job aid for officers who must plan and implement complex military operations.
• Interval Research
• Kestrel Institute
• Mitre Corporation
  • Rubik's Cube: machine learning program to solve the cube.
  • RTM: relational database table manager.
  • IGOR: Modeling Analysis and Design (MAD) Scientist assistant for data analysis.
• PRC Inc.
  • PIKS: object-oriented knowledge-based system development environment. Intelligent Navigator: find and present information in a large distributed space.
  • PAKTUS: natural language text understanding system and development environment.
• Rowland Institute for Science
• SRI

Energy

• Amoco
• Exxon
• General Electric
• Petroleum Information Corp.
• Westinghouse Savannah River Company

Finance

• American Express
• Congress Street Research
• Salomon Brothers Asia Ltd.

Medicine & Biotechnology

• EHN & DIJ Oakley, United Kingdom
  • Genetic Programming: modified Koza-style GP for research.
  • GAL: genetic algorithm system.
  • HORSE/CORSE: operations room simulator for human factors testing.
• Massachusetts General Hospital
• Molecular Knowledge Systems
• R-Star

Government

• DARPA
• Federal Judicial Center
• Jet Propulsion Lab
• Los Alamos National Labs
• NASA Ames Research Center
• National Institute of Health (NIH)
• National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)
  • MacLispix: public domain image processing/ research application.
• National Research Council, Canada
• Naval Air Warfare Center
• Naval Research Lab
• Sandia National Labs
• U.S. Army Center for Signals Warfare
• U.S. Geological Survey

Telecommunications

• Ameritech, Inc.
• AT&T Bell Laboratories
• Bellcore
• France Telecom
• GTE Labs
• NTT Human Interface Laboratories, Japan
• U. S. Sprint
• U. S. WEST Technologies
  • RAMMI: multimedia information and retrieval environment.

Other

• 3M Center
• Pillsbury
• American International Group

Universities

• Brigham Young University
• Brown University
• Carnegie Mellon Institute
  • ACT: theory and architecture of cognition
• Colby College
  • CPU Sim: courseware package for computer CPU simulation.
  • Composers Toolbox: precomposition environment for musical exploration of MIDI and sampled sounds.
• Conservatoire National Superieur De Musique De Lyon, France
• Cornell University
  • MacHermes: framework for creating and executing continuous simulations.
• Ecolee des Mines de Saint Etienne, France
  • AIDE: expert systems shell.
• Fraunhofer-Institute for Material Flow and Logistics, Germany
  • Extra, Wareplan: system for the selection of transportation media and storage systems.
  • Assist: expert system for Layout Planning.
  • Fuzzy-Bplan: scheduling component using fuzzy logic rules.
• Harvard Graduate School of Design
  • EMAPS: extendable, object-oriented environment for manipulating and displaying geographic information (GIS).
  • CLOOGE: simple graphics environment, as introduction to programming in environmental design, and emulator of AutoCAD's AutoLISP.
• Hirosaki University, Japan
  • So-Ketsu: system for representing Kanji-characters.
• GETA (Study Group for Machine Translation), IMAG (Informatique & Mathematiques Appliquées de Grenoble), UJF (Université Joseph Fourier), France
  • SAMBRE: Software Engineering for Natural Language Processing.
• Istituto Tecnologie Didattiche, Italy
  • ESM-BASE: multimedia database of learning material.
  • DIScourse: integrated courseware development system.
  • H-GRAPH: self-configurable graph editor.
• Johannes Kepler University, Austria
• Johns Hopkins University, Applied Physics Laboratory
  • Rule-Based Supervisory Control Experiments: Experimental platform for investigating human interaction with rule-based supervisory control systems; provides real-time air-defense-like scenarios, supports user control actions, records scenario events and user responses, provides tools for data analysis
• MIT Artificial Intelligence Lab
  • Mac CL-HTTP: A World Wide Web server written in Common Lisp.
• MIT Lab for Advanced Technology in the Humanities
  • ALLP NLP system: complete Natural Language Processing system (text recognition to language independent structure, construction of language independently represented response and generation to text, with error detection, recovery, and response), intended for foreign language instruction.
• MIT Lab for Computer Science
• MIT Media Lab
  • StarLogo: massively-parallel version of Logo, designed to help students experiment with decentralized systems and self-organizing phenomena.
  • Cima: machine-learning system for programming by example.
  • ECM: extensible linear context model.
  • Parquet: hierarchical decomposition model inducer.
• Montreal Neurological Intstitute
  • JANUS: knowledge-engineering tool to allow non-computer-literate experts to develop hierarchic expert system rules.
  • PAL (Psycholinguistic Assessment Of Language) Analysis System: hybrid expert system/application for scoring and analyzing results from psycholinguistic tests.
• National Center for Supercomputer Applications
• National Central University, Taiwan
• Ohio State University, Mershon International Studies Review
• Oregon State University
• Oxford University
• Princeton University
• Stanford University
  • PACT: Palo Alto Collaboration Testbed- concurrent engineering project. Designworld: semi-automated design system from conceptual design to robotic assembly, diagnosis, and repair.
• Stanford University, Section on Medical Informatics
  • Medical Computer aided learning: knowledge based simulation and decision analysis software.
  • Netview: Bayesian belief network knowledge engineering and visualization tool.
• Tokyo Engineering University, Japan
  • MEG: visualization system for Electoencepahrograph and Magnetoencepharograph.
  • GTool: simulation game construction tool.
  • TCL: object-oriented langauge.
• Trinity University
• Universitaet Wuerzburg, Institut fuer Informatik VI, Germany
• Universite Joseph Fourier, France
  • NOOS: Neural Network Object Oriented System (biological) in MCL and CLOS.
• University of California, Berkeley
  • Boxer: fully integrated work and materials development environment (for students, teachers and developers) comprising: always-available text and hypertext editing, dynamic and interactive graphical resources, complex data management capability, and full programmability.
• University of California, Los Angeles
• University of California, Santa Cruz
  • Animated Plot: application to create a custom animation of data from spacecraft attitude sensing system.
  • Revenge of Tetris: game.
  • Stock project: financial analysis.
• University of Cincinnati
• University of Colorado
  • Agentsheets: Agentsheets is an authoring environment that features a versatile construction paradigm to build dynamic, visual environments for a wide range of problem domains such as art, artificial life, distributed artificial intelligence, education, environmental design, object-oriented programming, simulation and visual programming.
  • A graphic evaluator of Design Criteria: Agents represented as meters and guages score how well plans of urban areas meet design criteria.
  • Electronic Cocktail Napkin: sketch based index to visual databases, and sketch environment for designers.
• University of Fribourg, Switzerland
• University of Hamburg, Germany
• University of Massachusetts, The Experimental Knowledge Systems Laboratory
  • CLASP (Common Lisp Analytical Statistics Package): tool for visualizing and statistically analyzing data.
• University of Michigan
  • MovePlan: project management package to help create facility layouts or layouts of construction sites where facility presence varies based on a CPM schedule.
  • AUTOSIM: commercial code-generator for simulation of mechanical systems.
• University of Minnesota
• University of Nijmegen, Netherlands
• University of Nottingham, England
• University of Pennsylvania
  • TraumAID: decision-support tool to assist physicians with the diagnosis and treatment of victims of penetrating trauma.
• University of Puget Sound
• University of Rochester
  • TCP text-to-speech server.
• University of Texas at MB, Dept. of Anesthesiology
  • AXON: knowledge-based radiologic image retrieval using "axes" of clinical relevance.
• University of Toronto, Dynamic Graphics Project, Canada
  • Print utility: general purpose document printing utility.
  • Picture-array: views displaying arrays of pictures.
  • Shape grammar system: system for perfoming shape computations.
• University of Tsukuba, Japan
• University of Wales, Cardiff, United Kingdom
• University of Waterloo, Canada
  • Quail: An object-oriented quantitative statistical programming environment.
• Yale Medical School

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