Apple Campus: New Drone Videos Spot Workers Cleaning Window Shades

In Cupertino, the business’s ringed campus” continues to evolve,” based on Sinfield. For June 2018, this means that approximately 9,000 trees have now been permanently implanted around the campus. Workers are continuing to relocate on the website” each week,” and cleaning crews are working twenty-four hours each day to keep the central spaceship construction as well as the structures surrounding it,” like washing the window colors at least once weekly.” At around the two-minute mark in his movie, Sinfield places a few Apple Park employees doing that.

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Roberts also catches a couple of employees cleaning the window shades in the central courtyard of the spaceship construction, pointing out that he’s witnessed”notable changes” at the”quantity of detail paid to maintain the spaceship clean” and in the growth of greenery around the campus. Otherwise, Roberts captures nice glimpses into Apple Park’s key atrium, the workers’ outdoor activity with basketball courts, and the stairs that lead down to the underground part of the Steve Jobs Theater.

Apple Campus New Drone Videos Spot Workers Cleaning Window Shades
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Drone video upgrades from videographers such as Sinfield and Roberts have become marginally less regular as Apple Park eventually ended construction after start just over four years ago in December 2013. Furthermore, in April 2018 Sinfield stated that it’s become increasingly tough to fly his drones within the campus because of increased safety, believing it is”only a matter of time before the campus gets closed to drones completely.”

Apple Campus Drone Videos

In the summer of 2017, reports emerged about Apple Park safety’s first attempts at stopping drone pilots from accessing the airspace over the campus. Despite those efforts, drone upgrade videos retained being uploaded to YouTube by multiple videographers, mainly including Sinfield and Roberts. Apple’s renewed anti-drone attempts in the spring of 2018 seem to have been a little more strict. However, and followed a leaked memo by the company that warned workers against leaking details about future devices to the media.