POSCO-MPPC Receives the Supplier for Quality Excellence Award from GM for 3 Consecutive Years

On September 7, POSCO-MPPC, an automotive steel plate processing corporation in Mexico, received the Supplier for Quality Excellence Award from GM Mexico for

How Many Cobots Does it Take to Switch a Lightbulb?

Yes, robots are faster, more consistent and better performing than human workers, and are a possible threat to people’s job security. With the ongoing trend

Applying AI to the Manufacturing Industry

The value of artificial intelligence (AI) in the manufacturing market was USD 272.5 million in 2016. That number is projected to reach USD 4,882.9 million by

POSCO Masters: Leading the Way Towards Automation

Kim Yong-Hoon always had a knack for making things with his hands. As a child, he whipped up the most popular toys such as cars, trains and slings by hand.

Ask an Expert: Building Bridges for Megacities – Part 2

Last week in Building Bridges for Megacities Part 1, bridge expert Marco Rosignoli shared his insights on emerging megacities, their biggest challenges and

Ask an Expert: Building Bridges for Megacities

A “megacity” is defined as a city with a population of more than 10 million people. According to the UN, megacities have more than doubled since 2015, and 80%

POSCO Masters: 40 Years in the Making

Nam Tae-Gyu has been with POSCO for over 40 years as a systems and maintenance technician. Starting from an early age, Nam had a special knack for fixing

Revving Up for Growth: India’s Automotive Market is In Full Gear

Global Outlook on the Automotive Industry The 2008 Financial Crisis was a blow to the global automotive industry and its suppliers. It took years to recover,

Possible Solution to the Refugee Housing Crisis

At the end of 2016, the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) found that 65.6 million people were forcibly displaced from their homes

The Changing Waves of the Shipping Industry

Sea transport is relatively eco-friendly as it only accounts for 3 to 4 percent of total global gas emissions. However, most ships are fueled by low-grade