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Interface Explores Maritime Applications Near and Offshore
Maritime applications of Interface load cells, load pins, tension links, load shackles, wireless instruments in splash zones, offshore and underwater sites.
Maritime applications of Interface load cells, load pins, tension links, load shackles, wireless instruments in splash zones, offshore and underwater sites.
Interface load cells are used in spillway gates to measure the force or load acting on the gate. Measuring accuracy is essential for managing water flow in spillways, dams, and similar water management structures. Civil engineers and equipment manufacturers need immediate data to modernize vital infrastructure worldwide. Retrofitting spillways with advanced sensor technologies is essential to maintain gates, improve lift and closure, protect the environment, and safeguard people. A spillway gate's exact capacity and dimensions may require a custom measurement solution to integrate the sensor into the design.
Interface offers various sensor technologies for research, development, extracting, processing, and preserving natural resources. Our load cells and instrumentation are critical in measuring and monitoring forces, loads, and weight in different processes, equipment, tools, and technologies used in the natural resources industry. The data acquired from Interface load cells provides tremendous value in innovation, R&D, and optimization.
Interface supplies maritime measurement sensor technology for boats, yachts, watercraft, fishing vessels, ships and equipment. Load cells, shackles, tension links and more.
Interface's case study, Vertical Farming on Earth and in Space, explores applications, products and solutions for challenges related to farming on earth and beyond. These solutions utilize load cells, multi-axis sensors, wireless instrumentation and devices for irrigation and growth monitoring systems, robotics, and farming equipment . The case study highlights innovation used in collaboration of industries in agriculture, space, and automation. While vertical farming is currently being explored as a way to increase food production on Earth, it also has applications in space R&D and for food sustainability projects.
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