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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.

Impact Testing for Millisecond Assessments
Interface impact testing force measurement solutions are used in material, component, and product tests, from sports equipment to autos and aircraft. High-velocity impact testing demands high-velocity sensors and low-latency instrumentation to capture millisecond-long force spikes without data gaps or signal clipping. Pairing the load cell and instrument is critical for a successful impact testing system.

University of Waterloo Capstone Tackles Physical Strain in Medical Imaging
Interface case study highlights the LARS project by the Capstone Symposium Team at the University of Waterloo. The Load Assistance for Reduced-Strain Sonography medical solution is a semi-robotic articulated arm engineered to aid with probe force application while keeping the sonographer fully in control of the procedure. The medical system, using an Interface load cell, integrates directly into existing clinical workflows and provides assistive support without disrupting the established scanning methods of the medical professional.

Understanding Ultra Miniature Load Cells
Interface Ultra Miniature Load Cells maintain the demanding performance standards of larger models while addressing the spatial limitations inherent in testing small components or integrating them into devices, parts, or end-products. Selecting an ultra mini sensor, whether a ULC, SuperSC, WMC, or another model, requires understanding the specific form factor and how it handles external loads. The core of this category includes using load cells that fit dimensionally and by capacity and capabilities.

The Divergence in Force Measurement of Strain Versus Stress
Interface details stress testing versus strain testing using force measurement sensors to quantify material deformation and internal resistive forces. Distinguishing between stress and strain is critical for defining test parameters, selecting sensor capacities, and interpreting data from a material’s elastic and plastic regions.

Visualizing Force Solutions Through Our Diverse Application Library
Interface offers hundreds of application notes to explore by industry, use case, and sensor type. Force measurement application notes help you visualize what a sensor can do beyond the specifications and detail how it works. For engineers and testing professionals, the biggest hurdle isn’t often finding a sensor. It’s envisioning how that sensor will perform within a complex, real-world system of connected devices, structures, and analytics. Learn about app notes, top industry solutions, and get a copy of the latest Interface Applications Catalog.

Raw Signals to Intelligent Force Sensing
Interface load cells, multi-axis sensors, and data acquisition systems are providing data for integrating artificial intelligence into force measurement systems. This represents a significant leap forward in precision, responsiveness, and reliability for these data use cases. The rise in use of strain gage outputs for AI is on the rise. The quality of the sensor is critical for these applications, and this is why Interface products are valuable for advanced analytics.

Discovering Bending Beam Load Cell Use Cases
Interface bending beam load cells are versatile and cost-effective sensors for weighing and force measurement applications. Bending beam load cells can be embedded directly into a product or used in a test lab for analysis and evaluation. Get Interface's Bending Beam Cheat Sheet to learn key terms and specification information to help in the selection process. Interface bending beams are compact in size and reliable, leading to innovative, data-driven solutions across various industries, from medical to industrial automation.
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Biopsy Needle Robot Arm
Interface’s SuperSC S-Type Miniature Load Cell has a high force in a compact design, and can easily record forces of the printhead during printing process. To record and analyze the load cell's force data, utilize a data logger, such as Interface’s 9330 Battery Powered High-Speed Data Logging Indicator with a USB port and software. Measuring forces can provide valuable data on the material's behavior during printing to identify swelling or degradation.