Their discussions with the Huaxia Electric Grid group continued until after nine o'clock.
In the end, they confirmed the three-phase plan for the next stage of the Aerial Project.
Phase one would use Junyue Shangjun as the current pilot site, implementing the complete Aerial Project throughout the entire residential complex to truly establish a "wireless community" pilot. At the same time, they would further test the stability of the Aerial Project's technology and verify the effective range of eighty-nine meters.
Phase two would select sixty cities across major regions throughout Huaxia. Huaxia Electric Grid would work with the relevant local authorities to select ten pilot communities in each city for the "wireless community" renovation plan.
Phase three would begin one month after the "wireless community" pilot renovations, when they would draw up a new plan and determine the next steps.
Aside from this three-phase plan, Toni and Xu Shuwei also discussed an even more ambitious concept for the next stage: high-intensity power transmission over longer distances, with research targeting a range of four hundred to two thousand meters.
Based on Chen Mengchuan's initial theoretical estimates, the next-stage Aerial 2.0 Project would achieve high-intensity, highly stable, highly precise long-distance power transmission beyond four hundred meters and below two thousand meters. Once that goal was achieved, large-scale "wireless community" plans could truly be implemented!
With that, the Aerial 2.0 Project was officially launched. At the same time, Huaxia Electric Grid placed orders for "wireless communities" in six hundred pilot cities. Each community was valued at forty to eighty million Huaxia Yuan, bringing the total order value to 24 to 48 billion! More specific contract details would be finalized in the next phase.
After reaching an agreement with Huaxia Electric Grid, the group returned to the company.
Once their vehicles entered Su City