Using emerging technology for demonstrations was actually a difficult proposition to pin down. Making others see the tangible progress brought by such advancements was even harder. More importantly, any technological demonstration needed a basis for comparison.
For example, people living in an age of handwritten letters would naturally be shocked by a method of communication that could instantly transmit information across thousands of miles through a phone call.
Movies were the same. In an era when people only had photographs and novels to enjoy, seeing moving pictures would naturally make them leap up in fright.
If humanity had never seen birds fly, they naturally would not understand the value or significance of airplanes.
Yet what could a crystal chip and orbal board that were much faster than modern systems and far smaller in size actually do?
If this had been Fang Zheng's world, people would immediately start imagining autonomous driving, faster computer processing speeds, better graphics cards, greater automation, smart technology, and so on. But in this world, still in its orbal industrial age, such informatization was a little too far ahead of its time.
It was like Britain during the First Industrial Revolution, when everyone was talking about steam engines, trains, and all kinds of machinery, and then you brought out a tablet computer from 2020.
The conversation would just die on the spot, okay?
Still, Fang Zheng was not entirely out of ideas. He quickly gave Workshop Chief Madok a suggestion, and upon hearing it, Workshop Chief Madok was overjoyed and hurried off to get to work.
Fang Zheng also took this opportunity to begin renovating Starlight Technology's orbal workshop.
After taking inspiration from Estelle's home layout, Fang Zheng bought a plot of land at the intersection of Torrant Plains Road and built a manor-style villa. The location