Chapter 309: The Next Development Goal
It has to be said that Frank is a natural combat expert.
This is the first time Frank has used an exoskeleton in actual combat.
The first operation has touched the limit of the entire exoskeleton, and it can be clearly seen from the monitoring data where the shortcomings of this exoskeleton are.
The key to the complete exoskeleton is three aspects: energy, biocompatibility of implantable components, and software.
The materials used in the Stellarian Walker 2 exoskeleton are all laboratory-grade materials contributed by Dr. Otto and Dr. Tumus.
High-strength alloys, carbon fiber composites, high-performance plastics, advanced ceramics.
These materials, which were supposed to be applied to their respective epoch-making machinery, were expensive and difficult to shape.
Compared to the cyberpunk world of rotten streets of bioplastics and various metals, highlighting a high-end expensive.
It has the advantage of being outrageous, but its biocompatibility is poor, and it still doesn't perform as well as the various implantable prosthetic materials used in the cyberpunk world.
In a fierce battle, the body will experience high acceleration, which will cause some organs to displace, causing pressure on components, leading to an inflammatory response and exacerbating the rejection of the body.
At present, the only solution to this situation is to rely on the same biofilters and cell adapters as Lille and Jack to orderly inject biliverdin immunosuppressants extracted from lizardized organs.
The second is software.
Unlike the cyberpunk world, Lille basically uses prosthetics out of the box, whether it is a small software change or a major change, it is based on the underlying design logic of the same world.
But here, everything starts from scratch.
It's one thing to write software on the basis of an existing operating system, it's another thing to write an operating system, and now we need to go one step further and start with the basic mechanical language.
The hardware foundation and architecture that are very different from the cyberpunk world make them have to start from the basics and take every step of the way.
It was under these conditions that Lille completed the most rudimentary version of "Sianweistein".
To be precise, it's just a neuro-accelerated program that uses similar electrical nerve stimulation to speed up the response, while coordinating the motor to speed up the action.
If the analogy is Ann Weistein, the time-stopping effect may only be 3%~7%.
But this is the beginning after all, and stable operation is victory.
The exoskeleton is still using a graphene battery from Dr. Otto, which has the advantage of being small and shape-friendly.
These batteries are attached almost entirely to the back of the exoskeleton and have a certain structural strength, which was originally used in the octopus arm.
The battery itself is superior in performance, but it is expensive.
And there is a very troublesome problem, when the battery capacity drops to 10%, the power will be significantly reduced.
Truth be told, this performance is quite far from the performance of Doctor Octopus in various works.
If you think about it carefully, Lille is currently exposed to everything about the Marvel world, and the energy level seems to be far less outrageous than the original book.
However, it can still occupy the upstream ecological niche in the cyberpunk world.
Frank has flown on five missions, the first of which was to save Garner, and a few more of which were more accidental.
Lille was here to review the battle records, and V sent a new message.
[V: After reading it, show me that I fell asleep. γ
[V: It's boring enough.] γ
In another world, V ends his Mewtwo journey in his own small apartment.
This was the first time she had seen Mewtwo fall asleep.
Lille sent a message while correcting the data on the computer for data realization.
[Lille: This paragraph may indeed be boring, but why are you only replying to me now?] γ
V took Mewtwo and pouted.
She got up from the bed, walked to the vending machine, took a bag of burritos, XXL, and glanced at the time on the wall
She slept for 10 hours!
Turning his head, he looked at the empty room and the smell in the room that was completely different from the Lille house.
She was choked suddenlyβ
The fresh air system whirts, and instead of baking biscuits, tea leaves and flowers, the mixed smell of motor oil and plastic is blowing.
The warm hardwood floors and walls have been replaced with metal walls, even though they have been replaced with matte pale yellow for the sake of the living experience.
But it's still icy.
This small room was once the small space she dreamed of, but now it seemed that something was missing.
The woman in Lille's dream suddenly flashed in her head, feeling the kind of family affection she had never felt before, and the loneliness intensified at this moment.
Looking blankly at the slightly messy room, everything around him suddenly became quiet.
All that remains is the sound of vending machines restocking.
Tart.
". It feels so weird. V lay back in bed, hard to find the words to describe the feeling.
Soon, though, when you see the chat box, that feeling completely dissipates.
Suddenly I became a little interested in the next Mewtwo.
[V: What else?] Or is it just a dish? It's interesting, where did you do it? γ
[V: This editing style, isn't that the kind of. What's that style called? Stream of consciousness? γ
[Lille: This is at most a realistic stream, it's me. I used some technology to do it. γ
[V: Hmph - with some technology?] I feel like you're not being honest. γ
[Lille: After the next batch of discs, for you, the one who sells Black Mewtwo, did you get his information? γ
[V: Jimmy Kurosaki, who has something to do with the Uzumaki Gang, is waiting for Brick and his second brother to confirm the location. γ
[V: They'll confirm it later.] γ
[Lille: Get back the cyber psychotic films in his hand, don't peek at them yourself, those films are nerve-damaging. γ
[V: Am I like that kind of guy who sees everything I don't know!] γ
Lille wanted to jump out of the screen and give her a head shot, and then ask loudly: Why didn't you have a point?!
[V: No, you're not going? γ
[Lille: I'm going to have to cut Mewmon for you here, you and Jack go over and deal with it, or let David practice his hands.] γ
[V: You're not going?!] γ
[Lille: I'm not going.] γ
The message suddenly cut off for a minute, and then the system pops up a prompt box.
[Dynamics of another world: Your door was violently opened, and V took you away.] γ
[V: You go too!] γ
[You have been taken away by V, if you need to take further action, please put in technology points to make complex actions]
Lille:.
Take it away, it's not a high-risk job, at most there are a few military drones.
Lille is back here, and in the lab, Professor Connors and Michael are fine-tuning Frank's neural circuitry.
The three shortcomings mentioned earlier, the software, and the biocompatibility of some implanted components, are not unsolvable.
As the market demand gradually rises, a large number of civilian versions of prosthetics flow into the market, and they continue to invest money, repeatedly adjust and iterate, and soon they can get on the right track.
The real problem has to be energy.
Prosthetics are sufficient, but as a large organization and entity that wants to maintain a high degree of freedom, energy issues create a lot of constraints.
Secondly, the energy source of the vulture suit and the special bullets used by the death fighters all use very special high-energy substances -
It is necessary to understand what the energy technology in the hands of the opponent is based on, and to surpass them in this regard.
Lille has a very familiar energy technology that can definitely meet the requirements of long range and instantaneous power at the same time
A dangerous, yet fascinating force.
He looked up at the sun.
Atomic energy.
[Dr. Otto: Lille, the contents of the vulture suit's fuel tank and bullets have been resolved.] γ
[Lille: I'll go over now.] γ
(End of chapter)
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