Resonic inertia measurements 
Resonic offers measurement devices and measurement services for the complete inertia properties of mechanical structures, i.e. for the mass, center of gravity coordinates, and inertia tensor.
(An introduction to practical applications of inertia measurements)
The patented Resonic process greatly reduces both the measurement time and the mechanical complexity of the measurement device. In addition, the Resonic process is the only one suitable for very large and heavy objects, such as trucks and ship engines.
In essence, Resonic systems consist only of a platform that is suspended in soft springs. The test object is placed on the platform and given a small impulse by hand. The Resonic software then derives the complete inertia properties from the resulting free vibrations.
Owing to the simple modular design, Resonic has a unique capability to build customized measurement devices of any size. The current portfolio includes measurement devices for combustion engines, motorcycles, car bodies, and full vehicles.
In addition to turn-key measurement systems, Resonic offers measurement services with the Resonic 350 and Resonic 100 systems. These systems cover objects of up to 350kg, including all standard passenger car engines and their gear units. Since both systems are easy to transport, Resonic also offers mobile measurement services.
News 
Daimler AG becomes a Resonic customer
Resonic has moved to new offices
Resonic GmbH is proud to have been recognized as a "Tokyo Institute of Technology Venture Company"
Resonic at Automotive Testing Expo Europe in Stuttgart, Germany (building 1, booth 1151)
Resonic awarded the StarTUp-Label 2011 by TU Berlin
New Resonic website launched
Incorporation of Resonic GmbH
Resonic presentation at the 2011 symposium of the European Modal Analysis User Group (EMUAG) in Ingolstadt
Resonic moves into office at the Technology Venture Incubator of Technische Universität Berlin
Resonic presentation at the Space Technology Testing Symposium of the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) in Tsukuba, Japan

Resonic 350
Resonic 100


