Design Science (company)

Profile

History

• 1987 - released the mathematical equation editor MathType 1.0.
• 1990 - licensed Equation Editor to Microsoft; formerly included in all copies of Microsoft Office worldwide
• 2000 - acquired the WebEQ software line from The Geometry Center for authoring and presenting MathML on the world wide web.
• 2002 - released MathPlayer, enabling Internet Explorer to process MathML content, including accessibility related issues. MathPlayer allows MathML content to be spoken aloud by a screen reader or magnified.
• 2003 - released MathFlow 1.0 for editing, display, and accessibility of mathematical notation for XML publishing professionals.
• 2009
• * released , an application that works with Microsoft's Save As DAISY add-in, and MathType to save documents in the DAISY Digital Talking Book format with accessible math
• * MathType Mac integration with Apple Inc. iWork '09
• * Released MathType 6.6 for Windows
• 2017 Maths for More, makers of WIRIS, acquires Design Science through an investor, Inveready Technology Investment Group

  Products

• MathType - Create mathematical notation for word processing, web pages, desktop publishing, presentations, for TeX, LaTeX, and MathML documents. Also works with hundreds of other applications to work with mathematical notation.
• - Provides editing, display, and accessibility of mathematical notation for websites, applications, and services.
• MathPlayer - A MathML display engine for Microsoft's Internet Explorer web browser.
• - Save documents in the DAISY Digital Talking Book format with accessible math.
• WebEQ Developers Suite - A Java toolkit that uses MathML to build dynamic web pages that interact with the reader. WebEQ was originally developed at The Geometry Center.