Interface's Wireless Telemetry System includes WTS wireless load cells, load pins, instrumentation, handhelds, transmitters, antennas, displays, printers and more for a complete system using wireless and Bluetooth communications with your force measurement devices.
Waste management suppliers and equipment manufacturers rely on Interface sensors technologies for weighing, testing, and measuring of functions and materials, from hazardous waste disposal to recycling technologies. Waste management utilizes Interface sensors to provide routine data in real-time that provides accurate performance information for equipment, from garbage transport vehicles to waste and storage containers.
Interface Wireless Telemetry System and new Bluetooth® Telemetry System transmit high-quality data from load cells to single and multiple devices. WTS and BTS help with connecting multiple sensors for product testing.
Interface force measurement solutions are used in designing and evaluating areial displays drones for launch, precision movements, lighting effects and descent. Interface products are used by drone manufacturers to design these flying machines to conduct different tasks. Interface sensors are used in testing motor torque and evaluating center of balance.
The agriculture industry uses Interface load cells, torque transducers, DAQ systems and wireless sensors to gather data for smart farming applications, weigh checking, tractors and equipment testing, drones and crop management tools.
The Interface BTS solution is the powerful Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) strain bridge transmitter module for accessing high-quality measurements on a mobile platform. Bluetooth Telemetry System is part of the Interface's wireless solutions.
Interface showcases new products and innovations at the Automotive Testing Expo 2019. Emphasizing future of force measurement, see ConvexBT, AxialTQ, BTS and WTS products.
Interface submersible load cells can transmit data through underwater applications and harsh weather conditions. These load cells can survive through underwater submersions at different capacities, and relay information to surface level or devices underwater via waterproof cables or wireless instrumentation.
Interface experts in analog and digital instrumentation for force and torque measurement sensors share helpful tips for choosing the right instrumentation. Keith Skidmore and Ken Bishop highight features, benefits and differences in various instrumentation solutions.
