Moreover, with the full support of the Department of Defense and the military, Hammer Industries held an almost unmatched advantage in resource allocation and cost control.
This uniquely favorable position allowed them to advance the Mechanical Iron Soldiers project with ease, facing virtually no obstacles.
The preferential allocation of defense budgets, the influx of top-tier scientific research talent, and the unrestricted testing grounds provided by the military all laid a solid foundation for the rapid development and mass production of the Mechanical Iron Soldiers.
Inside Hammer Industries' factories, production lines ran day and night. Mechanical arms danced through precise assembly procedures, and the birth of every Mechanical Iron Soldier marked another leap in technology.
After assembly, these Steel Giants underwent rigorous testing and calibration before being transported to military bases across the country, ready to demonstrate their capabilities in actual combat.
The Military High Command placed high hopes on the Mechanical Iron Soldiers, believing they would become the absolute rulers of future battlefields, greatly enhancing the troops' combat capability and chances of survival.
Tony Stark was not unaware of Hammer Industries' progress.
Through his global information network, he kept a constant watch on developments in the industry, especially any movement related to his own technology.
When he learned that Hammer Industries had successfully produced and delivered one hundred Mechanical Iron Soldiers, a stir flashed through Tony's heart.
"Those Mechanical Soldiers were produced that quickly?"
Tony stood before the enormous glass window of his laboratory, staring at the city beneath the night sky, his eyebrows tightly knitted. "Is the technological content really that low?"
J.A.R.V.I.S. responded swiftly. "Mr. Stark, according to my analysis, the core technology of the Mechanical Iron Soldiers is indeed relatively simple. They have not adopted the complex systems you previously designed. They rely more heavily on conventional