Many industries are still running "trial and error" to find solutions to vibration/durability issues during prototype testing. This option may be taken due to a few reasons. Running a more systematic approach to finding solutions to vibration/durability issues may need some investment in terms of hardware, software, and also infrastructure.

Major industries such as electronics, automotive, aerospace, aeronautical, railway, and naval have been trying to create breakthrough by shortening their product development lifecyle period. Tight business competition and prototyping cost have been the most common reason why they need to have shorter period of product development.

Electric vehicles are clearly becoming an expanding part of the automotive scene, assuring low or no emissions, conceivably low cost of fuel from the power grid, yet they will continue to drop us safely from a place to another. However, electric vehicle design and manufacturing is a clear paradigm shift for the Automotive Industry: new technologies, new drive systems and test plans.

Many products will experience shock vibration during shipping and handling or in use. These shocks may be infrequent, such as an accidental drop or repetitive, as with transportation over rough road conditions. Vibration test engineers use shock testing to simulate these conditions in the lab and confirm the structural integrity of the device.

Mobile scales excel in industrial environments in which work processes require greater flexibility and better use of space. A high-resolution industrial scale was combined with an indicator to create a flexible and precise weighing solution. A high-resolution platform for precise results was combined with an indicator for accurate counting and weighing in a clean room. The weighing solution was combined with wheels and batteries for mobile and flexible operation.

If your company makes planes, trains, automobiles, medical devices, computers, and communication systems, or you are a large electronic device supplier, the reliability of your products in the field is crucial to your business success. The growing market for electric and hybrid vehicles is increasing the pressure on life-time performance of the devices that power them.