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Multi-Axis Sensor Applications
Interface Multi-Axis Sensors are used across industries, from testing rockets and drones to prostethics and medical devices. 2-axis, 3-axis, 6-axis sensor technology at Interface.
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A Promising Future in Measurement and Analysis Using Multi-Axis Sensors
Interface multi-axis load cells provide a multitude of benefits. The top reason to use multi-axis sensors is to get more measurement data. Interface 2, 3 or 6-Axis load cells enable engineers, prooduct designers and test professionals to capture forces along multiple directions simultaneously. This capability is particularly beneficial when dealing with complex and multidirectional forces, which are common in robotics, space projects, virtual reality, motion tracking, navigation systems, and inventive consumer products.
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Dimensions of Multi-Axis Sensors Virtual Event Recap
Interface hosted ForceLeaders Forum Dimensions of Multi-Axis Sensors is a recorded webinar that highlights benefits and features of multi-axis sensor technology. Recap and video of the virutal event.
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Using Multi-Axis Sensors to Bring Robotics to Life
Interface multi-axis load cells are used in robotics to accurately measure the robot's position, orientation, and movement. Interface offers 2-axis, 3-axis, 6-axis, and axial torsion load cell sensors. The benefits of using multi-axis sensors aligns to the advancements in all types of robotics., as more data is needed to thoroughly test and measure every capability and interaction with accuracy
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New Interface Multi-Axis Sensor Selection Guide
The Interface Multi-Axis Sensor Selection Guide enables you to quickly evaluate the various sensor types based on whether you need a 2-axis, 3-axis, or 6-axis, as well as their features and capabilities, including tension and compression, axial torsion, force and torque, side and radial force, compact, temperature compensated, moment compensated, flange mount, or has a center through hole. Find the right multi-axis sensor with this new guide.
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Multi-Axis Sensors 101
Interface specializes in multi-axis sensors to assist engineers in test and measurement and design for complex products. We provide 2-axis, 3-axis, 6-axis and axial torsion load cells.
