iPhone On Rails: How Finnish Elevator Maker Kone Is Using Technology To Reach The Next Floor

Kone, a 109-year-old firm whose name means “machine” in Finnish, is working on the next generation of elevators, which it hopes will allow for more efficient, safer buildings and require less downtime for servicing

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