"We have no intention of following the space manufacturing plan. Instead, we'll adopt the far more technically challenging ground-based manufacturing plan!"
"Artificial organs manufactured on the ground have two major advantages: higher output and lower prices!"
"Of course, this technology is by no means easy. Over the past few decades, too many Scientific Research Teams have fallen along this path. The corpses of our predecessors stand like signposts, guiding us toward success!"
Images flashed across the huge screen.
Biological cell printers of different models flashed by like a slideshow. First came all kinds of historical photographs. Finally, new machines bearing the Seven Giants' logo appeared one after another. They started as simple, small machines, then grew increasingly complex and massive, before gradually shrinking again into enormous white machines the size of trucks.
"This is the Artificial Heart Printer designed by our research team after dozens of revisions and reconstructions!" Gregg announced grandly.
"The Artificial Heart we're displaying is the first heart successfully produced by this printer!"
"Beautiful! Precise! Practical! Durable!"
The spotlight fell on the glass display case before Gregg. The bright-red heart continued beating, like a red toad constantly puffing out its cheeks. The media below unleashed a barrage of flashes!
"Next, I'll introduce the specific manufacturing process and our technological advantages! I'll explain this heart in detail!" Gregg stroked the glass case.
"Artificial Hearts manufactured by other companies are often very different from the patient's original heart. They use a set of procedures to calculate a heart model, then manufacture it according to that model!"
"That method is perfectly good, of course, but we want to recreate the heart more faithfully! We firmly believe that the simplest and most realistic option is the best!"
The images on the huge screen changed.
A machine resembling Nuclear Magnetic Resonance appeared,