At Booth W303B, Gantner Instruments will present scalable and high-precision data acquisition systems tailored to the demands of wind energy testing and monitoring. Whether for compact, portable applications or multi-thousand-channel systems, our technology ensures synchronized, reliable, and accurate measurement across every scale.
On display at CWP 2025:
- Q.series X – Next-generation modular DAQ for precise, multi-sensor signal conditioning.
- GI.bench – A modern software platform for configuration, monitoring, and multi-stream logging.
- GI.connectivity – Flexible interfaces enabling secure integration with controllers, PCs, and cloud systems.
Together, these building blocks provide the foundation for shorter development cycles, higher operational efficiency, and long-term reliability in wind turbine testing and performance monitoring.
Visit us at Booth W303B to see our technology in action and connect with our team on how Gantner Instruments can support your wind energy projects.
Would you like to arrange a dedicated meeting at CWP 2025?
📩 Contact David Tian: david.tian@gantner-instruments.cn | +86 13801225943
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