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Crash Testing

Force Measurement in Crash Testing Improves Designs and Saves Lives

Crash testing uses Interface load cells to collect high-speed, accurate force data to identify a vehicle's specific weaknesses by measuring the energy and impact of a collision. Load cell data is used in impact, component, and structural crash testing to verify safety ratings and inform design improvements.
AUTO TESTING TORQUE

Accelerating Advanced Automotive Testing Using Torque Transducers

Interface rotary and reaction torque transducers are selected for Automotive testing applications due to their accuracy, durability, capacity, and capabilities. Advanced torque transducers drive innovation and facilitate the transition from concept to production in the auto industry shift toward increasing motor performance, fuel-efficient designs, Electric Vehicles (EVs), advanced safety systems, and the integration of Autonomous Vehicle (AV) technologies.
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.
Future Auto Performance Torque

The Future of Automotive Performance Requires Precise Torque Measurement

Interface torque transducers have a driving impact on the automotive industry. Torque sensors transform how automotive engineers design, test, and manufacture vehicles, leading to new inventions and improvements in driving dynamics and production. Interface torque transducers are used in testing brakes, powertrains, electric motors, batteries, fuel pumps and other critical performance and safety components.