All kinds of news flooded the internet. Ant Army Company's opening of the Holographic Software Development Platform had set off a stormy uproar.
Ant Army Company itself, at the center of it all, was also plunged into a frenzy of activity.
With the Holographic Software Development Platform now open, holographic applications had become a hot trend. Sales of Ant Army Company's Holographic Projectors and Holographic Phones were also continuing to soar.
In addition, installations of Ant Army Company's Termite Computer System were growing rapidly, showing signs of rivaling Microsoft's Windows. Coupled with the Chinese Character Programming Language's inherent advantages in holographic software, Ant Army Company's software strength was rising like crazy.
Under Zhao Min's arrangements, Ant Army Company was now expanding production as much as possible to meet market demand for Holographic Projectors and Holographic Phones, swallowing its share of the profits without hesitation.
Zhao Min handled the sales of Holographic Projectors and Holographic Phones, while Chen Mo's research had never stopped. The outside world was abuzz, but Building No. 1 was no less restless.
In the open space of Building No. 1's Holographic Laboratory hall, a massive "disc" three meters in diameter and over one meter tall sat quietly.
Anyone unfamiliar with it would surely find it familiar. This "disc" looked somewhat like a Holographic Projector.
The doors to the Holographic Laboratory opened. Led in by a robot, Chen Mo entered and stopped before the "disc."
With the groundwork laid by the Miniature Holographic Projector and medium-sized holographic technology, large-scale holographic technology had quickly achieved a breakthrough. This "disc" was the result of his efforts over this period—the Large Holographic Projector.
A closer look revealed that the disc was slightly arched, a design intended to increase its projection area. The needlepoint-sized miniature lasers on the disc were each controlled