卢浮宫大劫案让德国升降梯制造商抓住商机：宣传自家设备运作“悄无声息”

Group 1 - The German elevator manufacturer "Boecker" discovered that its product was involved in a robbery at the Louvre Museum, where thieves used the company's elevator to enter the museum [1][4] - Following the incident, "Boecker" released a new advertisement featuring images from the robbery scene, with the tagline "When you need to act quickly" [1][4] - The company acknowledged the inappropriate use of its equipment for criminal activities but decided to leverage the publicity from the incident to attract attention to their brand [4][5] Group 2 - The robbery at the Louvre occurred on October 19, with nine priceless jewelry items stolen by thieves disguised as maintenance workers [5] - The museum's director admitted that there was a failure to identify the suspicious behavior of the thieves prior to the incident, highlighting a significant management oversight [5] - Security weaknesses were noted, including outdated surveillance equipment and insufficient coverage of the museum's exterior, particularly around the Apollo Gallery [5]