3DO software development (publisher unknown).
Amiga 4000's shown on CNN story about 3DO development.

ABC, American Broadcasting Company.

Advanced Audio Visual Systems, Paris, France.
20 Amiga equipped broadcasting studios and mobile vans.

Allied Signal Aerospace, Incorporated, Indiana.
2 Video Toaster workstations used for internal broadcasting.
Employee and corporate videos and display monitors.

American Cablevision.

Amigowiec, Polish Amiga magazine, Poland.
A4000's used for desktop publishing.

Apple Computers.
Amiga 2000's used for video presentations at MacWorld.

Atari.
Lynx software development using Amiga 2000's.

Atlanta Georgia 1996 Olympics Planning Board.
Previsualization, storyboarding, and advertising.

Australian Broadcasting Corporation, Australia.

Avesta-Sheffield, Sweden.
23 Amiga based information kiosks.

BC Hydro, Vancouver, Canada.
Interactive video displays (unconfirmed).

Brookhaven Cable in Long Island, New York.

Brooklyn Queens Cable, Brooklyn, New York.
Pay Per View.

Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, CBC Broadcast Center in Toronto.
Information Kiosks, for finding studios and offices.

Canon Inkjet print advertisements, showing Amiga 1200.

Dutch Railroad Company, Holland.
Amiga produced training videos.

Dow Chemical Inc., Michigan.
Closed circuit news broadcasting.
Developed by Michael Fischer.

Ford Motor Company, in automobile assembly plants (InfoChannel).

GE Aerospace, Route 38 in Cherry Hill, New Jersey.
Amiga produced videos for meetings and presentations.

General Motors, Michigan (use unknown).

IBM, International Business Machines.
OS/2 Multimedia Presentation at CEBIT, Hannover.
Scala multimedia software.
Minnessota Mainframe Site Multimedia Presentations.
Scala multimedia software.

InfoChannel, Scala Inc..

IoMega Corp, (city unknown), Utah.
Video Toasters used for video production.

JPL, technology and astronomy lab.
Using Distant Suns, astronomy software.

K-Mart, department store, Canada.
Scala based Amiga kiosks for coupons and blue light specials.

LILCO, Long Island Lighting Company, New York.
Corporate training videos.

McDonnell Douglas Aerospace in Houston, Texas.
Video Toaster 4000 used for in-house bulletin board network.
8 video monitors in use throughout the building.

Microsoft.
Video Toasters used for internal video production.

Motorola, Inc.
Used to broadcast data to various production plants.
Used in fabrication, test floor, and burn-in areas.
Control room consists of various Amigas and Toasters.

NBC, National Broadcasting Company.
Amiga rendered peacock logo used during broadcasts.

NCR, Dayton, Ohio.
Video Toasters used for internal video production.

NCR, El Segundo, California.
Video Toasters used for internal desktop publishing course
development.

NewTek, Inc., of Topeka Kansas.
Creator of the Video Toaster and the Screamer.
Emmy Award winner for developments in television engineering.

Nuclear Electric, Ipswich.
Amiga controlled MCR simulator for Sizewell B Control Room.

Pay Per View.
Amiga generated video sequences.

PBS, Public Broadcasting System.
Various television series.

Philips Inc., Netherlands.
Amiga used in research labs for LCD displays.

Philips, Sidewalk Studio, Santa Monica, California.
CD-I software development using various Amigas.

Prevue Networks of Tulsa, Oklahoma.
Creaters of Prevue Guide.

Rulag, distributor, Germany.
Commodore Trend Division, using CBM's name license.
Rebadged telephones, paper shredders, and typewriters.

Scala Infochannel, multimedia software publisher.
Remote control and feedback of kiosks using modems.

Scandanavian Micro Systems A/S, Norway.

St. Clair Interactive Communications.
K-Mart Coupon Center.
SEATS Theater Seat Booking System.

Swedish hospital (name unknown), Dalarna, Sweden.
A4000 with EMPLANT and Vidi-12 for rehabilitation and eye exams.

TCI cable television.

Toaster Marmalade of California.

United Video of Tulsa, Oklahoma.
Makers of Prevue Guide.

Universal Studios.

VIDIGraphic.

Virtuality.
Dactyl Nightmare, virtual reality coin-op game.

Walt Disney Productions.
Animated movies and television series.

Warner Bros., motion picture company.
"Animaniacs", animated cartoon television series.
"Babylon 5", motion picture, television series.