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Recent history: Fixed date question regarding licensing of Inventor. Note the change from Iris Inventor to Open Inventor happened with the release of version 2.0 which preceded the actual licensing by several years.
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Note FEI was acquired by Thermo Fisher Scientific
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Open Inventor was licensed to two third party developers, [[Template Graphics Software (TGS)]] and Portable Graphics in 1994. TGS later bought Portable Graphics, making them the sole licensee. In 2004, TGS was acquired by [[Mercury Computer Systems]], and in June 2009, the entity became an independent company again called [http://www.vsg3d.com Visualization Sciences Group (VSG)]. In 2012, VSG was acquired by [[FEI Company]]. In 2016, [[FEI Company]] was acquired by [[Thermo Fisher Scientific]] (Materials & Structural Analysis Division), which continues to develop and support [http://www.openinventor.com Open Inventor].<ref>Permedia Research Group's MPath visualization and post-processing software for petroleum exploration, using VSG Open Inventor Volume LDM technology [http://www.permedia.ca/pdf/mpath_spotlight_21_viewerpro.pdf]</ref><ref>Tire maker Michelin’s FEA post-processing tools developed using MeshViz XLM and Open Inventor by VSG, by Randall Hand (visualization scientist) [http://www.vizworld.com/2010/03/michelin-meshviz-xlm-vsg-openinventor/]</ref><ref>ISATIS 3D Viewer (for exploring deposits, reservoir geometry, volume of the pollution, visualising lines, surfaces, block models, etc.) using VSG Open Inventor [http://www.geovariances.com/en/software-releases-whats-new-in-isatis-6-0-ar203?lang=fr?tab=277]</ref><ref>Image-Pro Plus software (with 3-D Constructor Plug-in Module), built using the underlying VSG Open Inventor libraries [http://www.scientificcomputing.com/three-dimensional-image-analysis.aspx?terms=visualization]</ref><ref>Design of a Control Strategy for Teleoperation of a Platform with Significant Dynamics, by Mattias Bratt, Christian Smith, and Henrik I. Christensen - Centre for Autonomous Systems KTH Stockholm, Sweden [http://www.cc.gatech.edu/~hic/hic-papers/iros06-bratt.pdf]</ref>
 
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