Wireless torque transducers have emerged as a cutting-edge technology in the field of rotational measurement. These devices provide reliable measurements of torque without the need for traditional connections, offering substantial advantages over conventional methods. Moreover, their wireless capabilities allow for effortless deployment in a wide r

Torque measurement has traditionally relied on wired sensors, often posing challenges for accessibility and integration within complex systems. However, the emergence of wireless transducers is poised to disrupt this landscape. These cutting-edge devices offer a range of advantages over their wired counterparts, including enhanced portability, simp