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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.
Delivery 2.0

How Load Cells Are Supporting Delivery 2.0

Delivery 2.0 is automated and autonomous, using load cells to measure force, guiding food robots, assessing shifting weight in driverless delivery vehicles, and controlling grips and the release of drone-delivered packages. Interface provides mini load cells, load links, low-profile sensors, digital instrumentation, and other sensor technologies for the testing and monitoring of delivery vehicles of all types, by air, land, or sea.
Autonomous Era

Test and Measurement in the Autonomous Era

The future of autonomous vehicles depends on rigorous testing and measurement. Interface, a leader in force and torque measurement, is at the forefront of enabling this autonomous revolution. We have provided high-accuracy sensors and instrumentation to automotive, aerospace, and industrial manufacturers for decades. As autonomy integrates into these fields, Interface is uniquely positioned to support the complex testing needs of next-generation vehicles for use across land, sea, and air.
Smart Transportation

Interface Powers Smart Transportation Solutions

Smart transportation uses Interface transducers to measure force, torque, or weight. Our load cells, torque transducers, scales, load pins, tension links, and multi-axis sensors provide vital force, torque and weight measurement data in the design, development, testing and performance monitoring of various smart transportation systems and components. Our products are used in smart transportation for cargo weighing, railway monitoring, EV structural tests, automotive components, and transportation infrastructure projects.