To be honest, these researchers were not useless, nor were they slacking off like those agents. They genuinely wanted to uncover Vision's secrets.
After all, to these researchers, Vision undoubtedly represented technology and knowledge of a higher level. How could people like them not want to understand the secrets contained within Vision?
But there was nothing they could do. Vision's birth had been accidental to begin with. Even if Tony Stark and the others were asked to try again, they would have no way to create another Vision.
After all, Vision's birth involved Ultron's technology, Vibranium technology, and the Cradle of Regeneration's technology—the last of which did not even exist in Robet's universe.
Because the Cradle of Regeneration's technology mainly worked by manufacturing human cells for regeneration and repairing the human body itself. It could be said to be an application of genetic technology, nanotechnology, and intelligent technology combined in the medical field.
Robet's universe had originally had Nutrient Healing Pods as well, but later, the Healing Spell Robet displayed was practically bug-level. In the end, Tony Stark and the others did not continue researching in that direction. At the same time, the Avengers had never recruited Dr. Helen Cho, the key figure who created the Cradle of Regeneration, so naturally they did not have that specialized research either.
Therefore, replicating Vision was almost impossible. Especially when Vision's core was the Mind Stone, and when he was born, he had also received a full-power charge from Thor's Mjolnir. It could be said that Vision's birth had been far too accidental.
Even simply trying to replicate part of Vision's technology was extremely difficult, because in this kind of world setting, there was still a huge gap in ability between super geniuses and ordinary researchers—especially when these researchers generally did not even