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3/29/05 - Perceptions Unlimited Inc. is formed as a Colorado corporation. 10/30/03 - Perceptions Unlimited moved from the remote Central Coast of California to Central Colorado, to be close to the booming technology centers of Denver, Colorado Springs, and Boulder, and to be more centrally positioned within the United States. 4/15/02 - SAFER Systems of Oxnard California signed a contract for Perceptions Unlimited's assistance in developing an integrated software package for chemical risk and emergency management. 12/12/01 - Perceptions Unlimited became Perceptions Unlimited LLC, allowing it to take corp-to-corp projects, as well as gain tax and legal benefits. 02/27/01 - Netreon of Mountain View California signed a contract for one year of software engineering on their embedded printing product. 06/27/00 - Perceptions Unlimited moved from the Los Angeles area to the Central California Coast. 05/18/00 - Aaruka.com, Inc. of Saginaw Michigan signed a contract for Perceptions Unlimited to develop an Internet-based advertisement delivery system that pays members for viewing ads. The system is now complete, and will launch in the near future. 03/15/99 - Peerless Systems in El Segundo California signed a contract for Perceptions Unlimited to design and develop an interpreted language for use in embedded devices. Upon completion, Peerless extended the contract for additional development, including assistance with their Windows kernel-mode driver. 1991-1999 - Perceptions Unlimited entered numerous development contracts with such prestigious companies as Adobe Systems, BDT, Dycam Inc, and Opto-Mech. During this time, Perceptions Unlimited also developed and distributed a tool for debugging non-application code resources at the source level on a Macintosh. 09/02/90 - Perceptions Unlimited was formed (as a sole proprietorship). Laser printers were being developed for the first time with multiple paper trays, but the Macintosh's printer driver could not be used to specify which tray the user desired. Perceptions Unlimited's first project was software that modified the LaserWriter printer driver for specific printer models. This software was licensed to almost every laser printer manufacturer, and was bundled as part of each printer's standard package. |