How POSCO’s Magnesium Plates Give a Lightweight Advantage

The Korean Society of Automotive Engineers (KSAE) held its 2017 KSAE Baja/Formula/EV tournament for university students on August 10~12. From all over Korea,

5 Reasons Why AHSS Tops the Market for Lightweight Auto Materials

World Auto Steel (WAS) kicked off its #Steelyourworld campaign to highlight the benefits of advanced high-strength steel (AHSS) as an automotive material. The

POSCO Participates in the 2017 China International Auto Products Expo

POSCO took part in the China International Auto Products Expo (CIAPE), which was held at the National Exhibition and Conference Center in Shanghai from

How POSCO Uses Steel Waste to Clean the Oceans

The world’s largest garbage dump is not found on land. It’s in the world’s oceans. There is a shocking amount of garbage and waste in the world’s oceans, and

POSCO Opens Its Second Wire Rod Processing Plant in Indiana

POSCO opened a wire rod processing plant in the U.S., home to the largest wire rod market in the world, that will yield an annual production capacity of 25,000

How POSCO’s Advanced Technology Gives Speed to Korea’s Para Ice Hockey Team

It may not be winter yet, but para-athletes are at the peak of their training in preparation for the biggest international winter sports event coming up in

POSCO Participates in the 2017 Renewable Energy India Expo with PosMAC Steel

POSCO India participated in the Renewable Energy India (REI) Expo 2017 at Greater Noida, India from September 20 to 22. Chairman and Managing Director Gee

How to Make Steel with an Old(ie but Goodie) Blast Furnace

Blast furnaces play a central role in the steelmaking process. They date back to ancient times, to the beginnings of iron smelting. Today, blast furnaces turn

Going Autonomous: The Transformation of the Transportation Industry

Planes, trains, and automobiles — they have been the arteries of the transportation industry for a long time. These vehicles, along with other methods of

Transforming Lives with Exoskeletons

New robotic exoskeletons are helping people with disabilities, paralysis and injuries, allowing them to walk again and stave off secondary injuries from