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Open Asset Import Library (Assimp)
Developers and Contributors
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The following is the list of all constributors.
Thanks for your help!

- Alexander Gessler,
3DS-, ASE-, DXF-, HMP-, MDL-, MD2-, MD3-, MD5-, MDC-, NFF-, PLY-, STL-, RAW-, OFF- and LWO-Loader, 
Configuration-Interface, AssImp-Viewer (Win32), Website (Admin and Design), admin.

-Thomas Schulze,
X-, Collada-, BVH-Loader, Postprocessing framework. Data structure & Interface design, documentation.

-R.Schmidt,
Linux build, eclipse support.

- Kim Kulling:
Obj-Loader, Logging, Scons-build environment, CMake build enviroment, Linux build.

- Matthias Gubisch,
Assimp.net
Visual Studio 9 support, bugfixes.

- Mark Sibly
B3D-Loader, Assimp testing

- Sebastian Hempel,
PyAssimp
Compile-Bugfixes for mingw, add enviroment for static library support in make.

- Jonathan Pokrass
supplied a bugfix concerning the scaling in the md3 loader.

- Andrew Galante,
submitted patches to make Assimp compile with GCC-4, a makefile and the xcode3 workspace.

- Andreas Nagel
first Assimp testing & verification under Windows Vista 64 Bit.

- Marius Schröder
allowed us to use many of his models for screenshots and testing.

- Christian Schubert
supplied various XFiles for testing purposes.

- Tizian Wieland
searched the web for hundreds of test models for internal use

- John Connors
supplied patches for linux and SCons.

- T. R.
The GUY who performed some of the CSM mocaps.

- Andy Maloney
Contributed fixes for the documentation and the doxygen markup

- Zhao Lei
Contributed several bugfixes fixing memory leaks and improving float parsing 

- sueastside
Updated PyAssimp to the latest Assimp data structures and provided a script to keep the Python binding up-to-date.

- Tobias Rittig
Collada testing with Cinema 4D

- Brad Grantham
Improvements in OpenGL-Sample.

- Robert Ramirez
Add group loading feature to Obj-Loader.

- Chris Maiwald
Many bugreports, improving Assimp's portability, regular testing & feedback.