In 2009, University of Michigan Taubman College licensed academic version of LGD 3D Geometric Constraint Solver to use it for developing experimental robotic scripting applications using Rhinoceros 3D software. This cooperation was described in the following press-release of LEDAS.
LEDAS licensing policy for non-commercial academic and educational organizations assumes granting a free access to its LGS software in exchange to mentioning it in academic publications, which researchers will publish. Free Academic Licensing approach gives unique opportunity for researches and students to access state-of-the-art parameterization technology. "Several leading universities have already licensed our LGS software," said Dmitry Ushakov, Director of Product Management, LEDAS Ltd. "Examples are Purdue University in USA and Northwestern Polytechnic University in China. We are happy to extend our academic program by entering into a partnership with the world famous University of Michigan."