The laboratory invented Metalorganic vapour-phase epitaxy (MOVPE), also commonly known as Metal Organic Chemical Vapor Deposition (MOCVD). It also achieved fame in selected areas of information science, notably human-computer interaction, augmented reality, multimedia systems, and diagnostics. Rockwell Science Center led the United States Army Research Laboratory's Advanced Displays Federated Laboratory Consortium in the late 1990s. In 2000, the infrared imaging division of the laboratory moved into a new building in Camarillo, California. After Rockwell International's breakup in 2001, the laboratory was spun off as a semi-autonomous company called Rockwell Scientific, half owned by Rockwell Collins and half owned by Rockwell Automation. In 2006, the main laboratory and infrared imaging division were sold to Teledyne Corporation. Teledyne made the laboratory complex in Thousand Oaks into its corporate headquarters. A reduced but active research and development operation continues there, under the name Teledyne Scientific & Imaging, LLC. See also References Further reading Primary sources External links Rockwell Automation Rockwell Collins North American Rockwell history on Boeing.com Rockwell International history on Boeing.com Boeing Australia's history of Rockwell International 1987 article on longtime CEO retiring. Aerospace companies of the United States American companies established in 1973 American companies disestablished in 2001 Collier Trophy recipients Companies based in Milwaukee Companies based in Pittsburgh Defense companies of the United States Defunct aircraft manufacturers of the United States Defunct computer companies of the United States Defunct computer hardware companies Defunct manufacturing companies based in Greater Los Angeles Defunct manufacturing companies based in Pennsylvania Defunct manufacturing companies based in Wisconsin Defunct technology companies of the United States Manufacturing companies disestablished in 2001 Manufacturing companies established in 1973 North American Aviation Printing press manufacturers Rocket engine manufacturers of the United States Rocketdyne Superfund sites in California Superfund sites in Michigan Technology companies based in Greater Los Angeles Technology companies disestablished in 2001 Technology companies established in 1973