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Tension Load Link Systems

Tension Load Link Systems and Applications

Interface tension link load cells are specialized force sensors designed to measure tensile or "pulling" forces. Tension load links are frequently used in demanding environments, including nearshore and offshore areas, which require certifications for hazardous locations. They're designed for lifting, weighing, mooring, towing, as well as tension testing and monitoring applications, and are used in marine, aerospace, manufacturing, construction, and logistics industries.
Animatronics

Measuring Control in Animatronics and Entertainment Robotics

Animatronics is a dynamic field of entertainment that fuses puppetry, anatomy, mechatronics, and robotics. Behind the expansion of animatronics and entertainment robotics is the increasing demand for immersive, interactive experiences supported through high-accuracy force, torque, and weight measurements using Interface measurement solutions and sensor technologies.
Picking And Sorting

Interface Sensors Advance Picking and Sorting Efficiency

Interface sensors, including load cells, torque transducers, and multi-axis sensors, enhance the efficiency and precision of automated pick-and-sort systems in manufacturing and logistics. Industrial automation is transforming picking and sorting operations using advanced force measurement solutions.
ForceEDU PODCAST And Cheat Sheets

New InterfaceIQ Podcast and Sensor Cheat Sheets

InterfaceIQ Podcast and Sensor Cheat Sheets are new additions to ForceEDU, the ultimate force measurement resource hub. These tools are designed to provide accessible and valuable insights into the world of force measurement, whether you're just starting to explore using load cells or are a seasoned pro in test and measurement. Interface is sharing the nearly six decades of technical experience and engineering know-how from building millions of load cells and other sensors for users around the world.
Round Square Multi Axis Sensors 1

Examining Round and Square Multi-Axis Sensors

Two common shapes for Interface multi-axis load cells are round and square. Square multi-axis load cells have a cuboid or block-like shape. This geometry often simplifies mounting and alignment. Round multi-axis load cells have a cylindrical or disc-like shape. This model design is a compact, low-profile form factor, which can be crucial in space-constrained applications. Interface 2-axis, 3-axis, 6-axis, and axial torsion load cells deliver high-accuracy measurements for advanced requirements of more data than a single-axis load cell.
Smart Scales

Transforming Scales into Smart High-Accuracy Systems

Interface's case study Smart Scales Embrace High-Accuracy Sensor Technologies details how the future of weighing systems lies in innovative, accurate, and easily integrated measurement solutions that offer consistent performance and adapt to the needs of virtually any industry. Applications for truck and transportation scales, conveyor belts, agriculture scales, inventory management, cranes, smart floors, storage, and other weight-dependent use cases require accurate Interface load cell sensors.
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.
Complete Force Measurement Systems

Complete Force Measurement Systems

Interface Complete Systems simplifies the process of creating a high-accuracy measurement system by providing expertly curated packages. These systems eliminate the guesswork, pairing sensors with compatible instrumentation, cables, and connectors to guarantee signal integrity and precise data from the start. Each system overview details specifications for the sensor, instrumentation, and accessories. Interface provides system-level calibrations, ensuring that the entire setup is verified for accuracy.
Virtual Reality

Integrating Sensors in Virtual Reality for a Superior UX

Virtual reality's success is now contingent upon its ability to replicate the physical world flawlessly, making the integration of force measurement sensor technologies a universal necessity throughout the entire VR hardware lifecycle. From the initial design and prototyping stages to rigorous testing and final manufacturing, these sensors are no longer optional. They are the critical components that provide the precision data essential for creating compelling haptic applications and delivering a truly authentic user experience, whether the end product is a device for gaming and entertainment or a highly specialized tool for complex surgical simulations.