Top-Load Sensor Arrays

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A top-load sensor array is an assembly of multiple force or pressure sensors arranged across the top surface of pallets, packages or cargo units. It measures vertical load distribution, total system weight, and dynamic impacts during handling, transit and storage, providing real-time data on stability, load integrity and stack optimization.

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