The soldier in the experiment said nothing. Admiral Bai asked, "How was it? What kind of pain was it?"
How could you ask someone like that? Su Xiaocai said, "Don't worry, you won't faint from the pain. It's just like a needle prick. It will be gone after a while."
The armless warrior nodded, "It doesn't hurt much, just a little numb."
Well, it is actually very painful, but not to the point of being life-threatening.
It feels like being bitten by mosquitoes several times, it's painful and itchy.
The principal and the people from the Patent Office also looked around, not wanting to appear like fools, but Su Xiaocai's method of installation was intriguing and puzzling, and they really wanted to know how she did it.
Qiu Xiao, deputy director of the Capital Star Patent Office, has been observing Su Xiaocai.
At first, they didn't take the patent applied for by the girl seriously.
Those who had never heard of the technology thought she was one of those crazy folk scientists who made perpetual motion machines and wasted their time.
Later, Zhang Ruikai urged them and they began to take it more seriously.
The more I read, the more incredible it seemed, because every piece of information she submitted was unexpectedly complete and qualified.
No one knows who leaked the news that Zhang Ruikai's employer has a batch of advanced technology.
Needless to say, the technology applied for by the Xue family was given priority, successfully diverting attention.
Not long after, this student named Su Xiaocai submitted a new patent, as if he was in mass production, taking care of everything from materials, structure, appearance to technology.
How does she manage to be so low-key at such a young age?
Even General Bai's visit did not make her excited. She remained calm, as if they were just ordinary guests.
The metal filament was finally covered, and when it completed the connection with the nerve, it slowly changed color to a color close to the soldier's skin color.
Aside from the iconic green strap, the rest of the design closely resembles a realistic arm.
This is a mechanical-biological combination technology that can automatically form new nerves. The sensing principle is slightly different, but it does not prevent it from receiving brain signals.
"Okay, you can move now." Su Xiaocai said.
The little soldier stretched out his hands, turned his palms over, and slowly moved the robotic arm. Then he clenched his fists hard and felt the grip in his palms.
The eyes are getting brighter and brighter.
It was amazing, like he had a new arm and he could feel the squeezing sensation in his palm.
He tried various movements, swinging his arms vigorously and throwing a quick punch with a gust of wind.
There is no doubt that this punch can break all the person's ribs.
Then he tried somersaults, one-handed push-ups, and even handstands.
These movements are not difficult for this robotic arm, and are even easier to do than the human body.
The soldier was so excited, as if he had been reborn. He touched his arm in surprise and was immersed in ecstasy.
I couldn't help but ask, "Teacher Su, how much is this robotic arm? How long will it last? Can it allow me to pilot the mecha again?"
Su Xiaocai hadn't considered it and said honestly, "We haven't set a price yet. It depends on the material and the intended use. If it's for military use, the material must be the best, because you'll be doing high-intensity training for a long time. A conservative estimate is that it will last about thirty years. For ordinary people, seventy or eighty years is not a problem."
Machinery isn't eternal; it has a shelf life. Like a battleship, it must be updated iteratively, otherwise its performance will decline.
If performance degradation is not taken into account, it is not impossible for a robotic arm to accompany you throughout your life.
The soldier said hopefully, "That means the robotic arm can continue my career."
"This is your military business. I can only make sure that the robotic arm won't affect you from doing anything, just like a normal person."
"If you want to feel the pain, I can also adjust it for you."
Su Xiaocai proposed and got the soldier's consent. He had been unable to sleep all night since he lost his arm, and this robotic arm rekindled his hope.
She switched to 100% touch mode, and her arm would respond to pain based on the strength of the pressure.
With the simulated touch mode, the little soldier feels as if he has never lost his arm. This feeling is wonderful.
General Bai: "Can this machine be operated without human intervention?"
"You want to make it like a drone? Unmanned things can never replace human wisdom."
Artificial intelligence cannot do that either. It cannot completely replace humans in dominating the battlefield. It is a double-edged sword. Humans will become dependent on it, which is very dangerous.
Long-distance remote control is not possible either, as there are often types among the Zerg that can interfere with signals and magnetic fields, so humans are needed to drive mechas to fight against the Zerg.
Highly mechanized things can be very useful when used to fight against their own kind, reducing casualties.
Admiral Bai was certainly aware of this. "Don't you still have a guard robot? Bring it over and let me see it."
Qiu Xiao looked anxious: This is probably a matter for their Patent Office, they want to finish the work quickly.
The deputy director wanted to complain but couldn't, so he could only pull at the sleeve of Junpei's principal and asked, "Does your student really have no teacher?"
"No, her father is also Su Qian, remember?"
Qiu Xiao certainly remembered that Su Qian was very famous more than ten years ago. He was a maintenance engineer who rose to the rank of major general. He was a hardworking genius and had a high reputation within the military.
Unfortunately, the genius fell in the power struggle and retired for many years. He never heard of Su Qian again.
"When did he get married?"
"Who says you have to get married to have children?"
Qiu Xiao couldn't believe it, "Did he give birth to the child himself?"
The more he talks, the more outrageous it gets.
The principal said, "Adopted."
"Well, no wonder, it's Su Qian's child." Su Xiaocai was taught by Su Qian, so maybe Su Qian contributed to these things.
Old Man Su inexplicably bore the title of "genius" which he did not deserve. He now hardly dares to answer calls from friends and relatives, for fear that they would call to scold him.
So innocent!
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