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Robotic Autonomy Uses Force and Torque Sensing Intelligence

Interface load cells provide deterministic force and torque sensor data to power manufacturing robotics intelligence, enabling closed-loop control, adaptive finishing, and cobot safety. Giving industrial robots the tactile intelligence to self-correct in real time transforms automated trajectory into closed-loop physical execution, slashing scrap, preventing tooling downtime, and protecting human coworkers.
Dynamics Of Robot Sensing

Granular Dynamics of Robot Articulated Sensing

Interface multi-axis sensors are perfect for testing a robot's structural components, including joints, grippers, and specialized end-effectors. Robot design engineers and testing labs focus on precision by setting articulation standards and analyzing performance with detailed assessments and accurate measurements of mechanical motion as it translates into perceptive interaction. The development of robotics is shifting from rigid motion to perceptive interaction, measured with multi-axis sensor technology.
Autonomous Navigation

Autonomous Navigation in High-Risk Environments Requires Accuracy in Sensing

Interface sensor technologies, including multi-axis, torque, and load cells, enable autonomous platforms to navigate subsea, industrial, and aerospace environments with precision. High-risk environments require sensors designed for hazardous, submersible, and extreme temperature conditions to ensure autonomous platforms perform reliably using accurate measurements.
NEW PRODUCTS WINTER 2025

Interface New Products Releases in Winter 2025

Interface's new product releases include calibration and lab testing tools, a new multi-axis sensor, new instrumentation, and additions to Interface Complete Systems. Test and measurement is moving toward high-velocity data, advanced analytics, digital protocols, and continuous feedback to support automation, robotics, miniaturized product designs, and innovation in the test lab. These new products support these trends.