What is the center of gravity?
The center of gravity is the point where the object's total weight can be considered to be concentrated.
- If mass is evenly distributed within a symmetrical object, the center of gravity lies at the geometric center.
- If one area is heavier, the center of gravity shifts toward that area.
This point directly influences:
- stability,
- maneuverability,
- transport safety,
- operational performance.
Calculating it simply requires knowing the weight distribution. This is precisely what our systems measure.
From weight to center of gravity: how does it work?
Our weighing instruments measure the forces exerted on multiple sensors. By analyzing these values, the exact position of the center of gravity can be determined using algorithms integrated into our applications.