Now, after continual technological upgrades, a standard human production unit no longer needed an external power supply. Even when necessary, it could produce humans without the corresponding industrial infrastructure to manufacture nutrient solution.
The matter converters inside these human production units could also turn other substances into nutrient solution for use in human production.
Furthermore, human production units were now connected to the Warp. As long as the universe they were in contained the Warp, they could convert ordinary gene seeds into viable gene seeds.
Small, medium, large, and outpost-class
Three models of human production units.
Each production run yielded far more humans than it had at the beginning.
A small human production unit could produce around one thousand to ten thousand human units every twenty-four hours.
A medium unit could produce around ten thousand to one hundred thousand human units every twenty-four hours.
A large unit could produce around one hundred thousand to one million human units every twenty-four hours.
An outpost-class unit could produce one to ten million human units every twenty-four hours. With sufficient resources, it could even reach one hundred million units.
The units deployed to Harry Potter's world were large human production units, along with a vast supply of nutrient solution.
Ten units in total.
Following the instructions, Harry Potter collected samples of human flesh from all over the world, then tossed them into the machines. He started up the large human production units, each one resembling a small mountain forged from steel.
Running at full capacity, they could produce ten million human units a day. In Harry Potter's current era, the entire Earth had only a little over six billion people.
With sufficient resources, it would take just over a year, nearly two years, for the industrially produced humans to overwhelm the number of