Within the EU founded project “IPERMON” (“Innovative Performance Monitoring System for Improved Reliability and Optimized Levelized Cost of Electricity”) Gantner Instruments was developing different fault detection routines and failure classi

At a very early stage Gantner Instruments was involved with special products for testing of batteries in the E-Drive environment. An already existing and successful product range is now supplemented with a useful novelty.

Korea Aerospace Industries (KAI) has selected the Q.raxx slimline DAQ system from Gantner Instruments for static strength and fatigue evaluation testing of the LCH/LAH helicopter airframe, main landing gear, and engine mount structure.

For short-term or rout-based condition monitoring of various assets we now provide a portable system solution. Our new Q.series Portable based on Q.station 101 and OEM-boards for analog and digital inputs contained in a robust transport case is fully

Our Edge computing devices and our new GI.cloud was presented by our partners Christian Lutz and Jodok Batlogg (founders of Crate.io).

Boeing is looking to debut a new and ambitious aircraft in 2020: the 777X, a dual-aisle, twin-engine aircraft that is built around fuel efficiency. The aircraft is designed to use 12% less fuel than any competing aircraft and 20% less fuel than today

The SEDS-Students for the Exploration and Development of Space-organization at the University of California San Diego, recently held a launch gathering to unveil the final design and build of their Colossus static fire system test stand.

Gantner Instruments is proud to announce that is has delivered it’s Q.series Data Acquisition System to the Technical University of Denmark (DTU) for their Villum Center for Advanced Structural and Material Testing (CASMaT). The center is a collabo

Strain is the single most important measurement during aircraft fatigue testing. The accuracy and precision of strain gauge measurements is of the greatest importance to exactly determine the durability and damage tolerance of a structure. The higher