Component-integrated sensing
The sensor measures forces and torques inside a machine element, where the loads act, rather than externally on the machine.
Source: LinkedIn company description · Retrieved October 13, 2026
Core Sensing specializes in integrated force and torque sensing, wireless telemetry, and intelligent data analysis.
The company develops and manufactures its offerings in Darmstadt. Its platform includes sensing within components, measurement electronics, wireless transmission, gateways, apps, and cloud services, with in-house development and series manufacturing.
Based on the company’s public LinkedIn information, supplied through RevenueBase.
The company serves metrology users with wireless solutions for measurement campaigns, including torque measurement in drivetrains and documentation of screwdriving and drilling processes.
The sensor measures forces and torques inside a machine element, where the loads act, rather than externally on the machine.
Source: LinkedIn company description · Retrieved October 13, 2026
For machine and component manufacturers, the company acts as a development partner and series supplier from feasibility through series production.
Source: LinkedIn company description · Retrieved October 13, 2026
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