RO-based Realtime Technologies has grown 250% in two years, moves to larger digs
Realtime Technologies, a Royal Oak-based simulations software development company, has moved to larger Main Street offices in Royal Oak necessitated by its 250% growth in the last two years.
Realtime Technologies, a Royal Oak-based simulations software development company, has moved to larger Main Street offices in Royal Oak necessitated by its 250% growth in the last two years.
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Company officials said a significant increase in demand for RTI simulators prompted the move to a facility that offers a suitable environment for developing, constructing and testing simulators and simulation hardware.
The new office is 3,900 square feet in size and includes a warehouse and loft, up from 1,200 square feet in the old office next door.
“The company has grown nearly 250 percent in the last two years,” president and CEO Richard Romano said. “We needed a larger facility so that we could continue down the same path of success and growth.”
RTI opened in 1998 with two employees and SimCreator software, a realtime simulation and modeling system. Since then, Realtime Technologies has grown to 12 employees and added six distinct products: SimVehicleLT, SimVista, SimObserver, SimLights, SimForce, and SimSurface.
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