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2027 International Sales Meeting

August 25, 2026

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.

Countdown to Accurate Measurements for Space Simulations

June 2, 2026

Interface provides force measurement solutions for space simulations of all types, from space robots to payload and satellite launch tests. Discover how load cells, multi-axis sensors, DAQ, and wireless products from Interface validate flight hardware, as in the Artemis II program. Interface helps engineers optimize next-generation terrestrial space simulations to achieve mission readiness.

Structural Integrity Rockets And Launch Platforms

Structural Integrity and Load Verification for Rockets and Launch Platforms

May 14, 2026

Interface provides load cells and sensor technologies for structural and operational validation testing of various rockets and launch platforms. High-accuracy force measurement is the technical foundation for rocket and launch platform evaluations, ensuring that every component, from propellant tank stringers to mobile launcher crawler bogies, performs within an engineered safety margin.

Structural Testing with Interface Force Measurement Solutions

September 2, 2025

Structural testing is a vital practice in modern engineering, providing essential data for design improvement, ensuring compliance with industry…

Boundless Opportunities in Payload Management Using Force Measurement

July 17, 2025

Interface force measurement products are staples for payload management, from early design through testing to launch. Payloads for aircraft, drones, rockets, and satellites are subject to extreme forces during launch, in-flight maneuvers, and landing. High-accuracy measurement tools, including load cells, torque transducers, DAQ systems, wireless sensors, and multi-axis sensors, are used for managing payloads.. Interface is a preferred supplier of test and measurement solutions for the aerospace industry.

Why Students Need to Learn About Force Measurement

August 29, 2024

Learning about force measurement empowers students to become innovators and problem-solvers in an increasingly technology-driven world. Interface load cell basics, force measurement 101, and industry applications highlight the importance of learning about testing and force measurement. Engineers, product designers, innovators, and scientists benefit from understanding force measurement whether they pursue careers in civil engineering, medical research, aerospace, robotics, energy, or other industries.

Enhancing Structural Testing with Multi-Axis Load Cells

November 16, 2023

Interface 2-axis, 3-axis, and 6-axis load cells are all excellent options for structural testing. Multi-axis load cells are essential tools for structural testing, providing valuable insights into the behavior of structures under various loading conditions. These multi-axis sensors measure forces in multiple directions, enabling engineers to identify potential weaknesses, assess structural integrity, and optimize designs.

Interface Space Economy Solutions

April 25, 2023

Interface is at the forefront of sensor technology used in driving growth iin the space economy. Interface precision force measurement solutions, including load cells, load pins, wireless instrumentation and custom sensors are used in scientific research and development (R&D) and deep space discoveries. As a result, we are poised to play an increasingly critical role in testing the boundaries and opportunities in the space economy.