Company Profile
Heartwood has been delivering the most demanding mission critical training applications for defense, military and aerospace applications since 2002. Ranked as the 13th fastest growing company in the San Francisco East Bay Area, Heartwood’s award winning applications have been featured on ‘CNN’ and ‘Discovery Channel’ as well as in ‘Entrepreneur Magazine’. Our team of technical experts is focused on creating custom, PC based, turnkey virtual solutions that support Quick Application Implementation (QAI), an advantage available only from Heartwood.
Utilizing the broadest range of 3D modeling, simulation, gaming and other visual technologies, Heartwood C2ActTM Solutions produce the building blocks for complete Virtual Training Solutions. Our services range from production of custom virtual trainers to immersive sales tools and 3D Videos (Animations). Heartwood’s award winning team has been developing digital 3D models since 2002.
Heartwood provides its customers with robust training applications in a safe, interactive and cost effective virtual environment. Depending on customer requirements, training systems can be instantly accessed on a global basis via web based platforms. This also allows for seamless and immediate roll out of modifications and upgrades to training programs with minimal cost and risk as compared to traditional training methods. For more information on Heartwood’s C2ActTM training solutions, please go to here.
Heartwood’s success is rooted in our ability to meet and often exceed the expectations of our customers. Some of the projects we have completed include:
- Raytheon Advanced Weapon Systems – Killer Bee UAV
- Raytheon Integrated Defense Systems – Patriot Multi-Echelon Training (PMET)
- ITT Force Protection – Shortstop Electronic Protection System (SEPS)
- ATK Mission Systems – Advanced Anti-Radiation Guided Missile (AARGM)
Heartwood is committed to delivering the most effective virtual training simulation platforms needed to meet the ever increasing demands of the 21st century.
