ECS has designed, developed, and delivered a haptics-based virtual reality (VR) training system to support combat medicine within the Army’s Synthetic Training Environment as part of a Phase II Small Business Innovation Research project for the Defense Health Agency.
Engineering & Computer Simulations (ECS) has designed a software suite of adaptive, customized learning products and training tools in support of the U.S Army Program Executive Office – Aviation (PEO Aviation) for its Project Manager Cargo (PM Cargo) CH-47F Block II Training Program.
ECS received the Best of Show award at Synapse Orlando. The company showcased its Haptics Burn Care Escharotomy Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) work, as well as other customized training programs, including PM Cargo instructor training.
Engineering & Computer Simulations has been named one of the seven contractors awarded an Electronic and Communication Services contract to sustain U.S. Marine Corps Training Systems.
Engineering & Computer Simulations hosted Elevation Scholars on a STEM-focused tour. The group was small, but they packed a big punch.
Andre Kruetzfeldt has joined Engineering, Computer & Simulations at its corporate headquarters in Orlando, Florida, as a Senior Solutions Architect. He will support the creation of innovative software experiences for ECS’ military, government, and commercial clients.
Teresa Sewell has been promoted to Vice President of Corporate Operations for Engineering & Computer Simulations. With over 23 years of quality assurance, production, and project management experience, she will utilize her military background and technical knowledge to develop strategies for efficient internal processes, enhanced quality and functionality, and implementation of day-to-day operations within the corporate headquarters located in Orlando, FL.
Engineering & Computer Simulations (ECS) celebrated its 24th Anniversary by recognizing team members who epitomize the ECS core value, “Inspiring,” by contributing to local non-profit organizations, and by giving employees a paid day to devote to community service.
Engineering & Computer Simulations (ECS) has opened one of the first haptics labs in Central Florida that is specifically focused on the integration of haptics products within various extended reality (XR) simulation and training programs. Located at the corporate headquarters, the technology team at ECS will perform haptics research and development as well as evaluation, assessment, integration, and product development focused on haptics technology.
VRgluv delivers the company’s first pair of haptic gloves to Engineering & Computer Simulations.
