Stark led them to his mech hangar. There was equipment here they could use today.
The latest line of mechs was called the "Space Explorer," or SE for short. The one currently in use was the newest SE-26.
There was another corresponding line, the "Star Guardians," or SG for short. It had currently been developed through its eighth generation, with the SG-08 as the latest model.
The Space Explorer line consisted of engineering mechs, built specifically to handle all kinds of complex environments in space and meet the requirements for construction under such conditions. They could use both conventional and magical energy and featured life support, surveying, construction, mining, and other functions.
Star Guardians, on the other hand, were combat mechs, likewise designed specifically for battles in space. They possessed humanity's most advanced energy absorption and conversion systems. In simple terms, they could acquire energy from all manner of cosmic environments and use it in combat. They also carried a wide variety of weapons. However, these mechs could not use magical energy and could only run on conventional power.
Stark opened the doors to the mech bay and introduced his new mechs. "Both of these mech types are commercial products that can be deployed on a large scale. Our biggest customer right now is China. Australia and Europe have also made purchases."
Schiller looked toward the mech in the first bay. Since it was a commercial product, he had seen advertisements for it on short-video apps before. The real thing was even more imposing than it looked in the ads.
Compared to Iron Man's suit, the two machines resembled Gundams more closely. From the outside, they were entirely giant steel robots, with little resemblance to human form.
"Are these unmanned mechs?" Miles asked.
"That's right." Stark nodded. "After all, not