Hello, everyone.
This is Enta.
The other day, I went to a meeting at the factory I often rely on for various development projects.
I showed him the existing products and said I wanted to achieve a similar look using an even easier and simpler manufacturing process, while he...
"Just keep doing what you've been doing," says the craftsman lol
If I keep doing things the way I have been, the 2025 problem will cause processing fees to rise and delivery times to get longer—and if we’re unlucky, we might even run out of products!
When I say that, well... hmm, even if you say that...
So what are we going to do?
That's what we were talking about, so you need to think about it more!!
Think more so that things can become simpler.
Personally, I hope the population will keep growing rapidly as it has been, and the economy will remain stable,
I think it would be great if all kinds of amazing technologies were emerging.
However, unlike technologies such as IT, our work as civil engineers and slope engineers involves steady, unassuming manual labor that we build up bit by bit.
Over the next 10 years, 30 percent of all engineers will suddenly disappear.
How many companies are actually passing down their technical expertise in this context?
In an era marked by such a severe labor shortage and a lack of young people, it’s difficult to pass down technical skills.
That means it’s better to keep construction methods and materials and equipment simple.
Developing products that can be used without thinking.
Don't you think that's important?
I think it's about time the legal framework changed a bit, lol.
I think it's okay even without a legal framework.
Everyone knows that as long as you drain the water, it won't collapse.
Since we've been having more and more meetings lately about materials for that type of construction method,
I really want a metalworking machine, but I have nowhere to put it lol
If civil engineering doesn't get simpler, we're in big trouble down the road!
Let's keep it simple!
See you later.
