Press releases, press photos and other material for editorial coverage of Windtuner.

30  Sep  2026

AEROTEC 2026 opened today at the Changwon Exhibition Convention Center (CECO) in South Korea. WINDTUNER is exhibiting pressure scanners, pneumatic probes, anemometers, airspeed probes, and thermocouple data acquisition units at Booth A-18.

28  Sep  2026

AEROTEC 2026 will take place from September 30 to October 2 at the Changwon Exhibition Convention Center (CECO) in South Korea. At Booth A-18, WINDTUNER will exhibit a range of products for aerospace testing and flow measurement.

02  Sep  2026

Pressure scanners are easy to compare by specification and difficult to compare in practice.

31  Aug  2026

As aerospace and energy companies push machines closer to their aerodynamic limits, the quality of physical testing is becoming more—not less—important.

21  Aug  2026

The low-altitude economy is usually discussed in terms of delivery drones, inspection aircraft and electric vertical take-off and landing vehicles. Less attention is given to the sensors that help these aircraft understand the air around them.

14  Aug  2026

WINDTUNER  builds custom five-hole probes for exactly these situations. We take the customer's test geometry, access constraints, and flow conditions as the starting point, then design a probe that fits the setup rather than forcing the setup to accommodate the probe. Over ten thousand designs and more than a hundred thousand calibration records back up this approach.

12  Aug  2026

Most wind tunnel campaigns are not one-off experiments. A typical program might run the same model at five Mach numbers with three model attitudes each. The scanner has to deliver the same uncertainty budget at the end of the week that it delivered on Monday morning.

05  Aug  2026

A Pitot tube does not read airspeed directly. The Pitot tube’s head faces the flow and brings the air near the opening to a stop, turning part of the flow’s kinetic energy into pressure. The instrument measures that pressure state first.

31  Jul  2026

Environmental wind tunnel pressure measurement is becoming more demanding as test facilities add temperature and altitude simulation to airflow testing. On July 10, 2026, the NAST environmental wind tunnel in Wuhan entered service for hydrogen-vehicle testing with an operating envelope that puts pressure acquisition inside a changing thermal and barometric environment.