2008

12.2008 Kitware's Lung Cancer Research Featured on AuntMinnie.com

12.2008 Kitware Sponsors Camp KDE

11.2008 NIH Grant Supports Research Into Mapping the Brain With Machine Vision

10.2008 Kitware Sponsors VisWeek2008

10.2008 Kitware, OSA release software for ISP

10.2008 CDash 1.2 Released

10.2008 Kitware Receives 2008 Best of Clifton Park Award

10.2008 VTKEdge Released

10.2008 Kitware Welcomes New Employees

10.2008 ITK 3.8 Released

10.2008 CMake 2.6.2 Released

10.2008 ParaView 3.4 Released

09.2008 Kitware Awarded $6.7M DARPA Contract

09.2008 Kitware Wins Phase I STTR for Feature Extraction with ParaView

09.2008 Kitware Wins DOE Phase I SBIR to Develop Collaborative Visualization with ParaView

08.2008 Kitware Ranks No. 3026 on the 2008 Inc. 5,000 List

07.2008 VTK 5.2 Released

07.2008 CMake 2.6 Released

07.2008 CDash 1.0 Released

07.2008 ITK 3.6 Released

05.2008 Kitware Welcomes New Employees

01.2008 KDE Adopts Kitware's Cross-Platform Build Tool CMake

2007

10.2007 Kitware's Brad Davis Wins 2007 Marr Prize at ICCV

10.2007 Kitware Collaborator wins 2007 Nobel Prize in Medicine

08.2007 Kitware Establishes Computer Vision Group, Dr. Anthony Hoogs to Lead

01.2007 AFRL Awards Kitware Phase II SBIR for Automatic Segmentation

2006

10.2006 DOD Awards Kitware Phase II STTR for High-Performance GPU Computing

09.2006 Kitware Releases New Edition of VTK User's Guide for VTK 5.0

06.2006 Kitware Welcomes New Employees

04.2006 DOD Awards Kitware Phase I SBIR for Automatic Segmentation

03.2006 NSF Awards Kitware Phase II SBIR for Volume Rendering of AMR Datasets

01.2006 Kitware Establishes North Carolina Office, Welcomes New Employees

2005

07.2005 DOD Awards Kitware Phase I SBIR for High-Performance GPU Computing

03.2005 Kitware Welcomes Rick Avila

03.2005 Sandia, Kitware and NVidia Achieve Breakthrough Performance with ParaView

2004

11.2004 NSF Awards Kitware Phase I SBIR for Volume Rendering of AMR Datasets

10.2004 Kitware Teams to Create the National Alliance for Medical Image Computing

09.2004 Kitware to Create Image-Guided Surgery Software Toolkit

09.2004 Kitware Awarded Phase II SBIR Grant From The Department Of Energy

09.2004 Kitware Wins Contract from NLM for Long-Term ITK Maintenance

09.2004 Kitware To Develop Automated ITK Journal Publishing System

09.2004 Kitware To Develop 3D Segmentation and Registration Interaction Widgets

09.2004 Kitware Awarded Teams with UNC for Phase I STTR from NBIB/NIH

09.2004 Kitware Releases New Edition Of VTK Users Guide With Updates For VTK 4.4

09.2004 Georgetown University And Kitware Win Phase II STTR Grant From NIH

08.2004 Kitware Welcomes New Employee

07.2004 Kitware Releases New Edition of Mastering CMake Book With 2.0 Updates

07.2004 Kitware Won Contract To Extend Laser Ultrasound Software Development

06.2004 Kitware Welcomes New Employee

04.2004 Kitware and Pfizer Engage in Joint Development

04.2004 Kitware Welcomes New Employees

02.2004 Kitware Expands Office Space Due To Increase In Staff Over Past Year

01.2004 Kitware Welcomes New Employees

2003

11.2003 Kitware Wins Los Alamos National Laboratory Contract

09.2003 Kitware Announces VolView 2.0 Volume Visualization System

07.2003 Kitware Wins Phase I SBIR Grant From The Department Of Energy

05.2003 Georgetown University And Kitware Win Phase I STTR Grant From NIH

03.2003 Kitware Wins Phase II SBIR Grant From The National Science Foundation

2002

10.2002 Kitware Announces ParaView 0.6 Parallel Visualization Application

09.2002 Kitware Extends Contract With NLM For Segmentation And Registration Toolkit

07.2002 Kitware Wins Phase II SBIR From The US Army Research Lab

03.2002 Kitware Announces VolView 1.3 Volume Visualization System

01.2002 Kitware Wins Phase I SBIR From The US Army Research Lab

01.2002 Kitware Wins Phase I SBIR Grant From The National Science Foundation

01.2002 VTK Is A Finalist For Jolt Product Of Excellence And Productivity Award

2001

05.2001 PolyViz Is Added To The ActiViz Product Family

05.2001 Kitware Unveils Their New Look At www.kitware.com

03.2001 ActiViz Products Enable Embedded Visualization

02.2001 Kitware Expands Office Space Due To Increase In Staff Over Past Year

2000

12.2000 Kitware Announces VolView 1.2 Volume Visualization System

03.2000 Kitware Signs 3 Year Contract With US National Labs For Parallel Processing

1999

11.1999 Kitware Signs Contract With NLM For Segmentation And Registration Toolkit

1998

11.1998 Support For VolumePro Board From Real Time Visualization Added To VTK

05.1998 Kitware Wins Phase I SBIR Grant From The US Air Force


July 2005

DOD Awards Kitware Phase I SBIR for High-Performance GPU Computing

The DOD Army Research Lab has Awarded Kitware a Phase I STTR for accelerated data processing and rendering using GPU technologies. The focus of the work is to utilize the graphical processing unit to support of the ParaView visualization system. Recent advances in graphics hardware (and associated software libraries) enables the GPU to be programmed for a variety of tasks. This offers a significant opportunity for improving performance since GPUs have been previously relegated to rendering data; now they can be used for modeling and processing data. The PI for this award is Dr. Amitabh Varshney at the University of Maryland College Park.

Kitware, Inc. is a leading software development company providing products and services in the areas of medical image analysis, visualization and 3D graphics, supercomputing, computer vision, open publication, and software quality process. Kitware is known for its advanced open source software tools such as the widely used Visualization Toolkit (VTK), Insight Segmentation and Registration Toolkit (ITK), and the CMake build management software. Established in 1998, Kitware is rapidly growing to support top research and development clients around the world; including such prestigious customers as the US National Labs (Sandia, Los Alamos, Livermore, and Argonne), the National Institutes of Health, the Army and Air Force Research labs, and a variety of academic, commercial and governmental research labs. Our commercial customers range from Fortune 500 oil and gas companies to small medical imaging start ups.