Tag Archive for: Autonomous underwater vehicles

Exploring Subsea Force Measurement Applications
Interface sensor solutions for maritime and energy industries are used in various subsea applications. These sensors, including load pins, tension links, load shackles, wireless systems, and load cells, provide accurate force measurement with sealed, IP-rated, and ATEX-certified designs ideal for subsea equipment used in lifting, towing, platforms, ROVs, and mooring systems.

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.

Hydrofoil Technology and Tank Testing with Force Measurement
Interface force measurement solutions are used in hydrofoil tank testing for developing and refining these wing-like structures. Tank testing provides invaluable data for enhancing hydrofoil performance by simulating real-world conditions in a controlled environment. Accurately measuring forces, torques, and weight enables engineers to optimize performance, ensure stability, and validate computational models, ultimately developing safer, more efficient, and higher-performing hydrofoil-equipped vessels.