Measuring pushing forces involves determining how much force is applied when you push something. Here are simpler methods:

Scale:

Use a simple scale. Place the object on a scale and push against it. The increase in weight on the scale can give you an idea of the force applied.Use a simple scale. Place the object on a scale and p

Spring Scale:

Attach a spring scale to the object. The scale will show the force by the displacement of its spring.

Bathroom Scale:

Stand on a bathroom scale and note your weight. Then, push against the object while standing on the scale. The difference in weights gives an estimate of the force applied.

Pressure Sensing Mats:

Use pressure sensing mats that change resistance when pressure is applied. These mats can be placed between the pushing surface and the object.

Feel and Compare:

For simple tasks, you can estimate the force by feeling the resistance and comparing it to a known standard.

Remember, these methods may provide rough estimates and may not be as precise as more specialized tools. The choice depends on your needs and the level of accuracy required for your measurement.