FORCE Technology

Description

FORCE Technology is a Danish GTS institute and technology service organisation headquartered in Brøndby. Official pages describe it as one of Denmark’s largest GTS institutes, with activity in compliance, product testing, metrology, calibration, non-destructive testing, digital twins, maritime simulation, energy and Power-to-X. Its history and current news evidence work relevant to energy transition, space technology, maritime safety, extended-reality bridge simulation, sensor systems and technology validation.

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