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About Evans & Sutherland

Published: Sunday, Oct. 12, 2003 12:00 a.m. MDT
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Specialties: Hardware and software that create images for simulation, training, engineering and other applications.

History: Formed in 1968. Publicly owned since 1978.

Employment: Nearly 400 people.

Revenues: $126 million in fiscal 2002.

Business units:

— Military simulation for training aircraft pilots, tank commanders and others.

— Commercial simulation for training airplane pilots, ship bridge operators and vehicle operators.

— Strategic visualization, meaning the development of databases allowing visualization of a geographic area for mission planning, damage assessment or other purposes.

— Digital theater, such as domed-theater systems and shows for planetariums, science centers and entertainment sites.

— Laser projection, advanced display technology that will have applications in the planetarium and simulation sectors.

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