Hello, everyone.
This is Enta.
It's already July!
Only six months left in the year!!!
Half a year has flown by in the blink of an eye.
And from here on out, it's going to get really hot all of a sudden!
Let's stay focused!
I went to the 2025! CSPI-EXPO held at Makuhari Messe! Part 1
I Went to the 2025! CSPI-EXPO Held at Makuhari Messe! Part 2
This is a continuation of the CSPI.
What's this called?
I think they call it "liver block" in the Chubu region.
In the past, in the Hokuriku and Chugoku regions, they used to call it a "chain block."
Does it vary by company? Or is it the manufacturer's name?
Well, as long as the message gets across, I don't really care, lol.
This lever block is actually huge.
Can you believe it's a 9-metric-ton hoist!!!
This is the first time I've seen it.
I didn't know something like this existed~
That said, I don't really use it very often.
The best part about events like this is that you get to see even these kinds of little items you’ve never seen before.
That thing that came out a few years ago, instantly won over general contractors, and took off in no time!
Do you remember?
And I heard there were a lot of people who took it off because it was so loud, lol
Yes.
This is it.
I'm not saying this isn't true, but if I turn it on and it makes a sound, I'll take a break.
That's fine in itself, but the craftsman kept saying, "It's always like that," lol.
It reminded me of when I said, “Well, that’s bound to happen in this heat.”
Let's be careful on the job, okay? lol
It's really great that you can operate heavy machinery remotely, isn't it?
I really think this is great.
I imagine they're already making their mark in various fields.
But on the other hand, does that mean it’s still useless for us slope engineers and anchor installers???
That said, when it comes to the slope, it looks like it’s going to be quite difficult.
As for ground anchor work, it looks like robots will be able to handle the operations before long.
It looks like remote construction will become more common across various industries going forward.
Maybe we're heading into an era where gamers will be remotely controlling heavy machinery lol
I think this kind of automation should continue to advance rapidly to make up for the labor shortage.
About 10 years ago, I thought about developing an automated drilling machine, but after doing some research, I found out that a major company had already started working on it lol.
That's just like you, lol
It’s definitely more efficient to leave that kind of work to the big companies.
We've decided it would be best if we learned how to make good use of the hardware we have there ^^
I think all kinds of new things will continue to appear, and trends will come and go.
What will remain and what will disappear?
That’s the beauty of trade shows—you get to see those kinds of things up close.
I’m looking forward to Japan’s future development and the growth of the civil engineering industry.
See you later.
