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The following is a small, selective sub-list of notable companies that have registered their Okino PolyTrans or NuGraf. These programs are being used by many tens of thousands of the top Fortune 1000 companies; to high-end movie/multi-media production companies such as ILM, PIXAR and Walt Disney; to all major world-wide military, aerospace and government institutions; to all well known research institutes and universities; to all major game companies, and many others. In general, if a company works with 3D then most probably they own or at least use Okino software. This list does not include any products assigned to personal users or personal users who have purchased software for their employers, to protect their identities.
We truly appreciate having such a wonderful user base of 3D professionals.
The list is broken down into the following general categories:
- Demographic Percentage Breakdowns
- Short List, From Current PolyTrans Brochure
- The Okino User Base
- The Selective User List
Please keep these notes in mind when reviewing the user list:
- As noted on our customer testimonials page, Okino has never believed in using customer testimonals, or a long list of company names, to sell our software solutions. Rather we sell our software based on our intense, hand's on, one-on-one customer communications and on the perfection offered by the conversion process.
- This is a small, selective list of some of our users.
- Many of our sales are sent to individuals who work in well known companies but do not list the company name on the sales order (this is particularly true for industrial design firms). We have only listed the companies who are generally well known.
- If we had to list all of our well known users in this list we would have to hire on a full time person to maintain and research this list!
Demographic Percentage Breakdowns of Okino Users
It is fairly common for CAD software vendors to provide a breakdown of their user base by Fortune 100 companies, Global 100 companies, and so on. For those interested, we provide this breakdown as follows (based on our customers who actually registered their names with us). However, as interesting as these statistical numbers are, the majority of our user base is composed of people like yourself -- basically anyone and everyone who deals with 3D graphics.
Fortune 100 Companies, 33 of 100
Aloca, Apple, Amazon, AT&T, Boeing, Bristol-Myers Squibb, Cardinal Health, Caterpillar, Coca-Cola, DELL, Deere & Co, Dow Chemical, EDS, FedEx, Ford, General Dynamics, General Electric, General Motors, Google, Honeywell, HP, IBM, Intel, Johnson & Johnson, Lockheed Martin, Microsoft, Motorola, Northrop Grumman, Proctor & Gamble, Time Warner, United Technologies, Walt Disney and Walmart. The remainder are companies who do not necessarily deal in 3D graphics, such as a large number of insurance, credit, drug and retail related companies.Global 100 Companies, 45 of 100
Autodesk, BASF, BMW, Boeing, Bombardier, BP, Costco, DaimlerChrysler, Dassault Systems, Ericsson, Ford, Fujitsu, General Electric, General Motors, Google, Hitachi, HP, Honda, Hyundai, IBM, Johnson & Johnson, Kone, Matsushita, NEC, Nippon T&T, Novo Nordisk, Nissan, Peugeot, Proctor & Gamble, Renault, Robert Bosch, Samsung Electronics, Schneider Electric, Shell Group, Siemens, Sony, Tesco, Time Warner. Toshiba, Toyota, Thyssen, Unilever, Valeo, Volkswagon and Walmart.Top 21 Defense Contractors
Alliant Techsystems, BAE Systems, Boeing, Computer Sciences Corp., DCN EADS, Halliburton, Honeywell, General Dynamics, General Electric, L-3 Communications, Lockheed Martin, Mitsubishi, Northrop Grumman, Raytheon, Rolls-Royce, Science Applications International Corp., Thales, United Defense Industries and United Techologies.Missing or unregistered: Finmeccanica Italy
Top 17 Automotive OEM Manufacturers
Audi AG, BMW, DaimlerChrysler, Ford, General Motors, Honda, Hyundai, Man AG, Mazda, Mitsubishi, Nissan, Peugeot, Renault, SKODA Toyota, Volkswagon and Volvo.Animation, Production & Multi-Media Companies
There is no definitive, income-ranked list of animation, production & multi-media companies that we are aware of. Our list of users who fall into this category are so numerous that you are best to just scan through this long WEB page. CAD data to animation package data repurposing, and cross animation package conversion, are two of Okino's industry leading and standard offerings.The Fortune 100 and global 100 lists were obtained from Fortune magazine. The top 21 defense contractor list was obtained from U.S. Pentagon's current top 100 list. The automotive list was obtained from "Industry Week" magazine.
- We personally guarantee the robustness our conversion software. That's simply something you never hear these days. How can we do this? Because our software simply works. Statistics apply to the robustness of Okino software: it is in use by so many people, for so long, that each year the odds of errors occuring in specific modules reduces down to zero. Even if errors are encountered, we will often have them fixed and returned to customers within a day or less on average.
- We have sold our software to so many companies that we have become knowlegable in all of the most common answers and problems dealing with 3D data translation. Our customers can 'tap' our knowledgebase simply by sending a quick email to support@okino.com at any time.
- We provide quick support for our software direct from the main management team and senior developers, and not from online forums or untrained front-line tech support people. You will always get a very informed answer on your first or second email to Okino.
- We typically allocate (at least) several years to the development, evolution and refinement of each converter until they closely mimic the source/destination 3D program. Most of our converters have been in continual development and refinement for many decades. Special conversion pipelines such as PolyTrans-for-Cinema-4D, PolyTrans-for-3dsMax, PolyTrans-for-Maya and DWF-3D (among others) have had dedicated developers working on them every day for the last decade.
- We provide free support and a very liberal upgrade/maintenance policy. Most of the software industry provides 30 days free support and upgrades, then expensive maintenaince plans or per-minute phone support -- not at Okino.
- We are well known for dealing one-on-one with each and every customer. We don't walk out the door at 5pm. A day does not go by when our customers are surprised to get instant responses from us no matter what time zone they are in. Whether you are in the USA, Germany, Austria, Sweden, Australia or Japan, you'll get real time responses from the same people at Okino (upwards of 16 to 18 hours each day).
- And you can read our "top 10 reasons" to buy our software on this page.
Animation, Production Studios, 3D Effects Companies
Adaptive Media, Aldis Animation, Amaze, Animal Logic, Animation Science, Applied 3D Science, Argonaut, Arkitek Studios, Aardman Animations, BBC tv, Blur Studios, BrainCell Pictures, Broadsword Interactive, CBC Canada, Caribiner, CG2, Cirring Interactive, Cinemagic, Cinesite, Crambambouli, Creatures, Criterion, Crush Interactive, Dawn Interactive, Deutsche tv, Digital Anvil, Digital Artworks, Digital Forays, DNA, Dream Team, Disney Interactive, Digital Animations, DreamWorks Interactive, Encore Video, Enthed Animation, Entertainment Design Workshop, Evermore Entertainment, Flying Spot, FOX Studios, Framestore, Frantic Films, Fun Key Studios, GestureTek, Gigawatt Studios, Granda tv, Grollier, Head Games, Hiero Graphics, HumanCode, ICON, ILM, Infobyte, Imagine Interactive, In-Media, Interactive Media, Lionhearth, Looped Picture, Marathon, MindInMotion, Mirashade, National Geographic tv, NBC, NFB Canada, Pacific Title, Paradigm Productions, Pixel Liberation Front, P.I.X.A.R, Praxis Films, Quantum 3D, Rainmaker Entertainment, Red Lemon Studios, Riot, Sony Interactive, Tangerine Films, Tokyo Broadcasting, TOSC, Toybox, Vantage Point Imaging, VFX Interactive, Viewpoint Digital, Visual Approach, Walt Disney, Warner Brothers, Weta Digital, Westwood Studios, WildTangent.Corporate Users
3M, Acuity, Ademco, Alcoa Aluminum, Adler Planetarium, ATI, Aurora Biosciences, BASF, Baxter Health Care, Beumer Maschinenfabrik, Caterpillar, Coca-Cola, Corel, Daimler Benz, Danfoss, Discreet Logic, Dolby Labs, DPS, EDS, Eastman Kodak, Edmunds, Evans and Sutherland, FedEx, Flight Safety, Fuji, Fujitsu, GE, GE Medical, GE Lighting, Google, GTE, Guidant, Hitachi, Home Shopping Network, Honeywell, HP, Hummingbird, IBM, Informix, IKEA, IMSI, Intel, Johnson & Johnson, Knott Labs, Kubota, LEGO, Kimberly-Clark, LightWork Design, Logitech, Lucent, Mattel, Matrox, McGraw Hill, McLaren Cars, MIT Media Lab, Microsoft, Mitel, Moog, Motorola, NEC, NHN Corp, Nikon, Nippon T&T, NRC Canada, National Instruments, Nokia, Nippon Systemware, NVIDIA, Obusforme, Panasonic, Panavision, Philips, Pitney Bowes, Proctor & Gamble, Raychem, Rockwell, Sankyo, Sanyo, SDRC, Seiko/Epson, Shell, Siemens, SGI, Sony, Spacetec, Steelcase, SUN, Tesco, Time Warner, Toshiba, TRW, Whirlpool, Walmart.Aerospace, Defense, Government Agencies
Airbus, Argonne NL, ATK Missile, Aerospace Corp, Australian DoD, Ball Aerospace, BAE Systems, Bombardier, Boeing, Cessna, Colt, CSC Defense, C.I.A, Cubic Defense, DaimlerChrysler Aerospace, DCIEM, EADS, F.A.A, General Dynamics, German Aerospace, GM Defense, Goddard Space, GreyStone, Halliburton, Hughes Aircraft, ITT Aerospace, Japan Space Agency, JPL, Kongsberg Defence, L-3 Communications, LLNL, Lockheed-Martin, LANL, Mitsubishi, NASA, NATO, Northrop Grumman, Raytheon, Rolls-Royce, Sandia National Labs, Royal Netherlands Army, Sikorsky, SPAR Aerospace, Swedish Defense, Swales Aerospace, Tenix Defense, Thales, United Space Alliance, United Defense Industries, United Techologies, Vector Aerospace, USGS, U.S Air Force, U.S Army, U.S Aviation & Missle Command, U.S CECOM, U.S Department of Defense, U.S ERDC, U.S Forensic Services, U.S National Guard, U.S Navy, U.S Secret Service, U.S Tacom, U.S TARDEC, U.S Topographic Engineering Center.Automotive, Engineering and Manufacturing
Alcon Manufacturing, All Points Engineering, Amtec Engineering, Audi, Bishop Manufacturing, Brass Craft Manufacturing, British Aerospace, CAE Electronics, Corridor Engineering, Cumberland Engineering, DaimlerChrysler, DME, DOW Chemical, Dodson & Associates, Dyson, Eastman Woodworking, E-OIR Measurements, Exponent Failure Analysis, F&F Engineering, Festech, Festo, ForeFront, Ford, GM, Graco, HDR Engineering, Honda, Hunter Engineering, Hyundai, Industrial Engineering, Innovation Engineering, Jet Blades & Engineering, John Deere, Kenall Manufacturing, Koito Manufacturing, Kozo Engineering, Lathrop Engineering, LEGO Engineering, Man AG, MD Robotics, Mitsubishi Engineering, Motoman Robotics, Mitsubishi, Nicholson Manufacturing, Nissan, NK-EXA, Novo Nordisk Engineering, ORCA Engineering, PDQ Manufacturing, Progressive Engineering, Queensland Manufacturing, Quartus Engineering, R-Squared Engineering, RGE Engineering, Roland, SAAB, SIP Info, Sauder Woodworking, Smith International, Software Engineering of America, Spin Concurrent Engineering, Teledyne Brown Engineering, Tiltan System Engineering, Toyota, Veridian Engineering, Volkswagon, Volvo, Watkins Manufacturing, Woessner Engineering, York Engineering.3D Game Development Companies
PolyTrans has been a staple production tool in most 3D game development companies since 1996: 8th Wonder, Accolade, Acclaim, Atari, Avalanche, Beyond Games, Bitmap Brothers, Blizzard North, Blue Sky, Broderbund, Cavedog, Climax, Crystal Dynamics, Dill Pixels, Dragonlore, EA, Ensemble Studios, Epic, Fasa, Funcom, GT Interactive, High Voltage Software, id Software, Immersia, Intelligent Games, Interplay, Ion Storm, Kaon, Kodiak Games, Leaping Lizard, LucasArts, Mak, Microforum, MegaMedia, Microprose, Mythic, Namco, Nintendo, Nocturnale, NuFx, Origin, Piranha Bytes, Rainbo Studios, Raven, Ronin Games, Reflections, Rockstar, Saffire, Secret, Sega, Software, Sierra On-Line, SingleTrac, Spacetime Arts, SPGS, Sports Simulation, Stage 22, StormFront Studios, Ubisoft, Universal Interactive, Virgin Interactive, Virtual World Entertainment (MechWarrior 3), Williams/Bally/Midway, Z-Axis, Zombie VR Studios.
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