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Recently, mosquito activity has entered a peak period, making the prevention of vector-borne diseases—such as Chikungunya—a growing public concern. In response to government epidemic control measures, GBOS has swiftly launched a targeted mosquito elimination campaign, implementing scientific strategies to strengthen health defenses and safeguard the production environment. In alignment with government epidemic prevention protocols, GBOS carried out a thorough, factory-wide inspection and mosquito control operation to eliminate potential breeding sites. Focusing on mosquito-prone areas such as workshop corners, warehouse drainage outlets, green belts, and around employee dormitories, GBOS carried out intensive cleaning to remove stagnant water and debris—effectively cutting off mosquito breeding at the source. Through internal communication channels, GBOS actively promoted key knowledge on mosquito-borne disease prevention among all employees, encouraging personal protection and fostering a culture of collective prevention and control. At GBOS, employee health is always a top priority. This mosquito control initiative has significantly reduced the risk of vector-borne disease transmission by improving the workplace environment, ensuring a safer and healthier space for all staff. At the same time, a clean and mosquito-free production environment ensures smooth workshop operations, enabling efficient order fulfillment and on-time delivery for our customers. GBOS will continue to respond proactively to...

Currently, the automotive industry is undergoing a profound wave of transformation driven by intelligentization and electrification. Evolving consumer demands in the sector have long transcended the traditional definition of a “mere means of transportation,” leaping toward the pursuit of “personalized mobile living spaces.” This notable trend is propelling the automotive interior and exterior industry into an entirely new development trajectory—one where manufacturers must not only keep pace with the rapid iteration of product development but also skillfully balance the delicate interplay between personalized customization demands, comfort requirements, and the efficiency of large-scale production. The Need for “Breaking Through” Amid the Wave of Transformation in the Automotive Interior and Exterior Industry In automotive interior and exterior production, there are distinct pain points in core component processing: For interior parts, genuine leather nesting suffers from low material utilization due to variations in leather quality; cutting precision directly affects assembly fit; and processes like engraving and perforation find it hard to balance efficiency and quality with conventional methods. Addressing these pain points is key to enterprises enhancing their competitiveness. Join the Tech Gala! Experience New Opportunities in Interior & Exterior Smart Manufacturing The 2025 China (Shanghai) International Automotive Interior & Exterior Exhibition will...