We followed the doctor into the lab, and he took us straight to his own room.
Then he took something out of a small cabinet. It was a box of contact lenses.
Xie Yi's eyes widened. "Contact lenses?" Apparently, he had recognized them too.
The doctor rolled his eyes. "These aren't ordinary contact lenses. They feel exactly like regular ones when you wear them, and you won't experience any discomfort, but once you put them on, you'll be able to see those invisible people. As for how they work, I won't go into it. You wouldn't understand even if I explained."
"Is the manufacturing process complicated?"
"Not at all. It just requires some special materials, but that shouldn't be a problem for you. I can provide a list and the production ratios. If you can find a contact lens manufacturer, they could probably make eight hundred or a thousand pairs overnight. Still, I spent quite a bit of time researching this thing. Of course, I won't ask you for any patent fees. You just need to put up some money to renovate my lab."
Xie Yi frowned. "This lab, or the one at the base?"
In Xie Yi's view, this lab was only temporary, so spending money to renovate it did not mean much. As for the lab at the base, there would barely be anyone left there soon, and the doctor probably would not stay there often either.
The doctor cleared his throat. "I'm planning to build a mobile laboratory. It'll consist of three or four large container trucks. Of course, I also intend to build a simpler mobile lab for temporary use in places the large transport vehicles can't reach. That smaller lab will consist of two medium trucks and two large trucks. I know the conversion costs