主题：【原创】95-1枪族悄然登场有感 -- 种植园土

I have visited AA/RR hangar (a workshop making Boeing 747 engine) in Fort Worth, Texas, Toyota workshop in Nagoya, Bei3Nei4's (Beijing Internal Combustion Engine Manufacture?) workshop in Beijing and a lot of small workshops in the US.

To be honest, I am not in engineering workshop field and have no clue about engineering workshops at all. But, it seems that all successful workshops are good at management and process. And the most important thing is that people there are innovative. They design and make specific equipment and process tailored to their own needs. And, people there are rewarded by such innovative ideas and other stuff. In Toyota, workers are sitting on a chair that is attached on a mechanical arm so that the chair can move up, down, left, right, forward, backward and rotate pretty easily. In AA/RR workshop, they made a "sink" equipment so that the engine is held at workers' eye level, and the engine can raise, sink and turn as needed. The R&D is just part of the workshop. The whole thing looked chaotic at first. But, when you finished the tour, you can get a feeling that the workshop is sort of just like a lab in the university where people can constantly test and improve their equipments and products.

Just my 2 cents and forgive me about not be able to type in Chinese.