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YKK AP’s New Research Lab Works to Advance Jobsite Safety, Productivity and Quality

When Tadao Yoshida, founder of YKK, was a boy, he was influenced by reading a biography of Andrew Carnegie. Carnegie’s beliefs in giving back to help others inspired YKK’s own corporate philosophy, the “Cycle of Goodness,” believing that “no one … Continue reading
Biophilic Design and Glass: Technology Helps Bring Nature Indoors

Technology has brought biophilic design principles into glass and glazing systems. Biophilic designs integrate nature’s forms and patterns into buildings. These designs can incorporate natural elements such as light, air, water and plants, as well as nature-inspired images, colors, simulations … Continue reading
Construction Robotics are on the Rise

As labor shortages continue, two recent studies indicate that the global construction robotics industry is set to fill in. With promises for increased efficiency, safety and productivity, robotic technologies also reduce expenses, data suggests. According to a report by Transparency … Continue reading
Report: Construction Robots Could Kill Millions of Jobs

A new study suggests that automation could eventually replace up to 49 percent of the country’s flesh-and-blood construction workforce by 2057 – that’s around 2.7 million people. However, some who specialize in glass and fenestration installation might be safe – … Continue reading
Robots Could Soon Be Our Co-Workers

Robots are being widely used in many industries today, including the manufacture of glass and glazing products — and many more are coming. In fact, a new study shows that 79 percent of top executives expect their employees to be … Continue reading