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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.

Force Measurement Keeps UAVs Flying High
Interface force sensors, including load cells and multi-axis sensors, provide precise data on loads, stresses, and strains experienced by UAV components. To validate unmanned aerial vehicles during flight, these sensors provide information that helps engineers optimize designs, validate structural integrity, and ensure airworthiness. Engineers can identify potential weaknesses in UAVs by measuring forces during tests like wing fatigue, maneuverability, motor torque, fine-tuning control systems, and maximizing flight performance.