Spring technology: A new approach to learning

The Institute of Spring Technology (IST) has released a series of bite-sized videos to help address training and knowledge transfer in the design, test and application of springs in multiple industrial and consumer applications.

With global engineering and industry revelling in a digital age brought about by technological advances and Industry 4.0, it’s easy to see why consideration, exposure and appreciation for some more traditional engineering components are sadly waning.

How does a roller bearing hold up against a pair of VR goggles, or a tensioning bolt against an IoT-enabled sensor? It’s not that they don’t have important roles to play – indeed, one could argue that bearings and bolts are more important, vital even – it’s just that they don’t have the same ‘tech’ appeal in the modern age, no matter how important their function.


Read the full article in DPA's August 2024 issue



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