The NASA Spinoff offices released an article describing their partnership with IC2 to develop their patented DirectShear wall shear stress sensors.
NASA Spinoff Article Highlights DirectShear Sensors
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A Guide to Wall Shear Stress Measurement – #3 – Direct Measurements
Part 3 describes the various direct transduction methods for shear stress sensing, including film-based techniques and floating element sensors.
A Guide to Wall Shear Stress Measurement – #2 – Indirect Measurements
Part 2 describes the various methods of indirect shear stress measurements, including surface / flow obstacles, heat transfer, and velocity measurements
DirectShear Sensors: The Latest Tool in the Quest for Greener Aircraft
IC2’s DirectShear sensing system is a tool for scientists and engineers to directly measure shear stress, assisting in the creation of economical aircraft
A Guide to Wall Shear Stress Measurement – #1 – Overview
An overview of the upcoming blog series, A Guide to Wall Shear Stress Measurement. This series will cover mainly aerodynamic applications.
AIAA Aviation 19 Day 1
Day 1 at AIAA Aviation was a great success as IC2 engineers David Mills and Jared Anderson displayed DirectShear and our other product lines in the Expo Hall (booth 509 by The Hub).
IC2 Selected for 2nd Contract to Extend Shear Stress Sensing to Two Dimensions
IC2 announced today that NASA selected the company for a new Phase 2 contract from the 2018 SBIR program, accelerating R&D into two-dimensional shear-stress sensing. IC2 will continue developing a dual-axis, instrumentation-grade capacitive shear stress sensor for subsonic and transonic measurements.
IC2 to Exhibit and Present at AIAA Aviation 2019
IC2 to Exhibit and Present at AIAA Aviation 2019 – Booth 509
DirectShear™ Sensors Now Offered at Lowest Prices Ever
IC2 is now offering DirectShear sensors for the lowest prices ever, thanks to advancements in the technology and transition to full-scale production.
IC2 Launches All-New Form Factors for DirectShear™ Sensors
IC2 has launched all new form factors for its line of DirectShear Sensors. Capacitive Sensor Units (CSUs) are now available in either rack-mountable standalone units or as CompactPCI modules for easy integration into an existing chassis.