All Set

Liu Qiuya heard Chen Feng's words and could only nod helplessly before leaving the office. Chen Feng was just as helpless. He still needed time; he had not even finished making the sample, and even he did not know what the final result would be, let alone Liu Qiuya.

He had to finish the PPT tonight. In a few more days, the equipment at his factory would likely be fully calibrated. Chen Feng had taken so long because producing this entry-level Virtual Reality Helmet required extremely high precision.

Without sufficient precision, deviations could easily occur, and the glass itself was not easy to make either.

Many parts still needed further refinement. However, this was where his advantage showed itself. Large manufacturers needed specialized Production Lines to produce screen-equipped devices, but he did not.

Although his 3D Printer could not directly print a finished product, most of the printed components could still be used. For example, the helmet's glass display and other glass products could be printed directly with the 3D Printer.

All the factory needed to produce were some molds, as well as electronic traces, circuit boards, and the like.

This greatly reduced the difficulty of designing the Virtual Helmet. Otherwise, he would have needed to pour tens of millions, perhaps even hundreds of millions, into building a factory capable of manufacturing Virtual Reality Helmets. That was something for the future. He did not have that kind of money now, so he could only take a different path.

By the next day, he had finished the PPT and brought it to Liu Qiuya.

"Boss, what is this?"

"Once you look at this PPT, you'll know exactly what our company does."

Liu Qiuya was only twenty-eight. Though she was slightly older, she was still unmarried. No one knew whether she was truly devoted to her career or waiting for her Prince Charming.

Chen Feng had chosen Liu Qiuya because she was exceptionally capable. Of course, her looks were also top-notch, which was a bonus.

As Liu Qiuya looked through the PPT, she was astonished. Everything in it seemed incredibly futuristic. In short, it was Virtual Reality Technology.

Now that 5th Generation Communication Technology had emerged, Virtual Reality Technology would definitely become a popular topic. However, it was still far from mature because data transmission networks had yet to meet the necessary standards, so it remained relatively niche.

When she saw that her boss already had complete production blueprints and intended to manufacture a Virtual Reality Helmet, Liu Qiuya found it somewhat hard to accept.

"Boss, blueprints often look great, but actually making them is an extremely difficult matter. Those are two completely different things. I won't even mention anything else—can you make this kind of glass back panel? And what about these computational programs? We don't have any programmers here. Everyone is a worker. This is just a Production Workshop, and there aren't any technical staff. How can this work?"

Liu Qiuya was right. Technical personnel were extremely important to a company, especially for something like Virtual Reality Technology, which required a large number of specialists. Yet their company did not even have a trace of a technical employee.

However, Chen Feng merely shook his head and smiled at Liu Qiuya.

"You don't need to worry about that. The technical staff are at another company location. The place you're at now is just a Production Workshop. When the time is right, I'll take you to the company's other location. You only need to manage this place properly for now. This is the top priority."

Upon hearing that, Liu Qiuya suddenly understood. So this was merely one branch of the company, just one of its Production Lines. If there were other locations, then the company's scale was still quite respectable. That temporarily dispelled her doubts.

But where did Chen Feng have any branch offices? His company was right here. This was Corona Technology Company. The reason there were no researchers and no one to develop programs for the Virtual Reality Helmet was that they simply did not need programmers yet.

Not to mention that this Simplified Version Virtual Reality Headset came with its own programs, his Elementary Artificial Intelligence was constantly being upgraded and modified. It could already barely help him write some simple programs and handle other tasks. In other words, the entire internet was his programming department.

This simple intelligent program was like Jarvis, roaming across the internet and residing in other people's computers. Whenever he called for it, it could appear at any time.

It had previously resided in his phone, but Singer could independently copy its own code into other people's computers or terminals.

This was the power of Elementary Artificial Intelligence. It made him yearn for what advanced Artificial Intelligence might be like. Perhaps with a single thought, he could create a Skynet, infiltrate systems across the entire world, and make every system obey him.

He did not have that ability yet. Singer was like a newborn baby and still needed nurturing. Or rather, it did not even need him to nurture it—it could grow on its own.

After being fired up, Liu Qiuya went back to work. Chen Feng had promised her that sample production could begin within a week.

The days passed one by one. About four days later, they had prepared all the production procedures.

Chen Feng arrived outside the factory early that day and gave all the workers a pep talk.

"You are all new employees of our company. Once our company grows, you will all be veteran employees. When that time comes, this factory will have a share for each of you. I will never treat you unfairly..."

He had learned plenty about motivating people from his former leaders and his grandfather. After hearing Chen Feng's words, the workers were filled with enthusiasm. They then entered the Production Workshop and began production.

The first sample was extremely important, but Chen Feng did not stay there to watch over it. Instead, he went straight to the Production Line with the 3D Printer. It was a sealed space that no one else could enter. Once Chen Feng went inside, he poured his materials into the 3D Printer, and it began printing things such as glass back panels and glass sheets.