The image that appeared before them was clearer than the ultra-high-definition visuals in some movies. After all, none of the computers they used were subpar. Though they were not using the graphics cards commonly found in gaming PCs, but rather professional graphics cards, achieving such visuals was naturally effortless for them as well.
But something resembling scenery like this left them somewhat bewildered. It was quite different from what they had imagined. Shouldn't it have looked like various software interfaces, with windows for data input and command boxes, where they entered data and then waited for the program to provide the results they needed?
At least, that was how they had envisioned it. But after connecting, they were greeted by something that looked like entering a video game. What the hell was this?
However, they soon noticed different menus around the edges of the screen. When they moved their mice over them, they finally found something familiar—for instance, an option to configure the factory they needed.
And inside the factory was the 3nm Lithography Machine Production Line they wanted.
These people gradually got the hang of it. They were all high-tech professionals, after all; they had merely been unfamiliar with it at first. Once they adapted, it was actually quite simple. The settings contained input options, and after they entered the data to establish a 3nm Lithography Machine Production Line—
A startling change instantly appeared on the screen before them. A lithography machine production plant rose straight from the ground, and all kinds of production lines subsequently appeared inside it.
As the nation's most advanced research institute for chips and lithography machines, they had seen both of these things before. In truth, Chip Design and Lithography Machine Design were not the same job, but from another perspective, they were closely