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Earth from Space

2027 International Sales Meeting

Interface's exclusive ForceLeaders Summit will take place on August 20, 2026, in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Join us for an advanced technical workshop on test and measurement. Topics include new load cells, instrumentation, best practices, complete systems, testing tools, sensor use cases, and valuable tips. Our force measurement seminars bring together experts and engineers working on projects across industries, including robotics, rockets, aircraft, manufacturing, industrial automation, energy, medical devices, and general testing programs. Together, we will discuss load cells, torque transducers, calibration, systems, applications, advancements in digital and wireless technologies, and multi-axis sensors. Most importantly, we will answer your questions. These are fast-paced, technical, hands-on events. Registration is required; seating is limited.
Engineering Force Intelligence Heavy Machinery

Engineering Force Intelligence in Heavy Machinery

Interface load cells and torque transducers provide force intelligence to modernize heavy machinery and enable autonomous control, predictive maintenance, and high-fidelity testing for equipment OEMs. Heavy machinery for construction, mining, and agricultural need force intelligence. Interface’s sensors enable the transformation of standard mechanical joints into smart components that provide the data-driven insights necessary for modern high-production operations.
Bias And Variance

Bias and Variance for Benchmarking Outcomes in Force Measurement

In load cell selection, understanding the relationship between bias and variance is defined by sensor specifications. Interface details how these engineering concepts dictate performance, improve design, and optimize benchmarking outcomes using force measurement systems.
INTERFACE TECH TALK Metrology 1

Why is Metrology Fundamental to Test and Measurement?

Metrology, the science of measurement, is the foundational pillar of the test and measurement industry. Metrology is critical for quality control, regulatory compliance, and the development of new products and processes across a wide range of industries. Interface LowProfile Load Cells and Gold Standard Calibration Solutions are standards of measurement excellence required in metrology.
INTERFACE TECH TALK Adv Compression Only

Unidirectional Advantage of Compression-Only Load Cells

Interface compression-only load cells are utilized in test and measurement applications for enhanced performance, quality, and reliability in single-axis compression scenarios. The deformation of the strain gage provides measurement data. The design offers a more stable output and a higher resistance to off-axis loading, which can significantly reduce measurement uncertainty. Interface Tech Talk answers the unidirectional advantages of using compression-only load cells.
Moment Compensation 3

Moment Compensation Relevance for Aerospace, Robotics, and Structural Testing

Moment compensation is a fundamental engineering principle that ensures stability and accuracy by counteracting unwanted forces. Industries like aerospace, robotics, material and structural testing know precision is non-negotiable. At Interface, the moment compensation principle is a core part of our load cell design best practices, making our force measurement solutions a decisive component in some of the world's most demanding applications.
Mastering Fatigue Recording WATCH

Mastering Fatigue Testing With Force Measurement Webinar

Interface ForceLeaders event Mastering Fatigue Testing With Force Measurement is an advanced online technical event for engineers and testing professionals. Load cell and application experts discuss fatigue theory, fatigue failure, fatigue-rated load cells, uncertainty, material characterization, instrumentation, fatigue testing applications, and FAQs.
Prototyping Uses Force Measurement

Precision Prototyping Uses Force Measurement for Design Validation

Interface load cells, torque transducers, and multi-axis sensors equip engineers with essential data for design validation and optimization for precise prototyping. Whether for testing alone or integration, both scenarios for sensors measuring physical parameters like force, torque, and weight provide insights into the prototype's performance and behavior under various conditions. Industries use proof-of-concepts, production prototypes, and functional prototypes that require precise measurements to validate the final design.
Overlapping Material Science 2025

Overlapping Material Science and Force Measurement

Force measurement is critical in material science. Using Interface load cells, researchers and engineers can accurately measure tensile strength, compressive strength, fatigue life, and other key properties. Material science supports innovation across a vast spectrum, from the lightweight composites revolutionizing space exploration to the 4D bioprinting-compatible materials driving advancements in healthcare.