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1994
Technology runs fast, in our age: when we
realized that a soft seat is more comfortable than a slab of stone, we've started a factory of foamed seats, that supplies two rising sectors of our industry: furniture and transportation. Stone inserts - to support the foam - are carved to size, and inserted in stone-made moulds, then a blend of
reactive foam is poured over them. The moulds are immediately closed, and after a while a beautiful seat is extracted, ready to be used in one of our modern caverns or on our four-wheelers. To produce them faster, we've put more moulds on a sort of wheel (a merry-go-round, as we will call them when we use them for more funny purposes) and now our workers work under a really tough cycletime. Is the stress something that you thought you discovered first?
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