Chen Mo had great confidence in robots. The technology they contained had already surpassed current scientific capabilities; they were absolutely trump-card-level equipment.
He left the War Robots to Worker Ant Defense and Soldier Ant Equipment Company, then turned his attention back to researching the armor.
Inside the laboratory, a holographic suit of armor floated before Chen Mo. He had been continuously developing and researching it.
Since the Sci-Tech Library had locked away all design blueprints and data within his access level, providing him only with theories and principles, he could only rely on himself to complete the design and manufacture.
What was projected before him now was the armor's exterior design.
Its smooth, gentle lines minimized air resistance while still conveying a sense of power. Two arm-thick Ion Engines were mounted on its back, while smaller Ion Engines were fitted to its arms and legs.
The exquisite bowl-sized device on its chest was the reactor. It could convert High-Energy Beta Particles into electrical energy, supplying power to the armor's Ion Engines.
The reactor's fuel was Isotope Material No. 1024, an anomalous elemental crystal formed by modifying indium with high-energy laser pulses. It was a nonstandard element capable of releasing High-Energy Beta Particles.
Due to limited space, the armor's circuitry was built into its components. Complex room-temperature superconducting circuits, like the veins and vessels of the human body, were embedded within the armor's parts.
The armor was primarily black, interspersed with blood-red accents. The black-and-red paint scheme lent it a distinctly mysterious aura.
Every component had been meticulously designed, and the joints were exceptionally precise. Some areas required seamless connections. With the Nanoscale 3D Printer, these structurally complex and precise parts could be easily produced.
"What a pity there's no wind tunnel. I can't conduct wind tunnel tests." Chen Mo admired