Company Info

Servos & Simulation

Mission Statement & Information

Mission Statement

It is our pleasure to introduce you to Servos & Simulation, Incorporated (S&SI). We pride ourselves with the reputation we have earned during the past twenty plus years in the development of Flight Trainers and Simulation. Since 1981, our goal has been to provide quality products, responsive service and extensive knowledge to our customers; both commercial and military.

Our associates have diverse backgrounds. They bring to the company skills learned and attained with much larger organizations such as Lockheed Martin and General Dynamics Corp. Our key staff members have hands-on operational experience with major military, commercial aircraft, and ocean systems. We use our acquired resources to meld our high technology engineering services with hands-on operational experience.

From the beginning, we provide our customers with realistic cost and schedule estimates. Whenever the statement of work or product description is definitive, we will take on most jobs on a firm fixed price basis. This provides our customers with well defined limits of exposure and schedule. If the SOW or specification is vague or indefinable, we will undertake projects on a cost plus fixed fee or not to exceed basis. In addition to getting the job done right the first time, we provide documentation, manuals and after sales support throughout the life of the product. We go the extra mile to keep our customers satisfied!

Company Information

Servos & Simulation, Incorporated (S&SI) was formed in 1981 by Edward Bruce Baker. During the early years, the corporate charter was to provide engineering services to larger aerospace companies on a subcontract basis. Most of these efforts pivoted around major military weapons and flight control systems.

In the late 1980s, S&SI's first product line, the Electric Digital Control Loading system, was introduced. It became an immediate success. As the years passed, S&SI's Electric Digital Control Loader surpassed all the other competition combined, both in sales and service, to become the standard and leader in the industry.

In the early 1990s, Electric Digital Control Loader actuation technology evolved into Motion Systems for the Simulation Industry. It became an instant success as it developed from an engineering curiosity to a clean, low cost solution for simple motion systems. Because of its simplicity and low cost, the small motion systems soon took hold of the entertainment ride industry. After its introduction, a standard product line evolved and many custom designed units were made and delivered.