At Jinglin Laboratory, Qin Lin directed the researchers as they quickly assembled the parts of the Falcon Flight Device.
With Qin Lin there, the researchers were especially enthusiastic and focused. They quickly assembled the parts of the Falcon Flight Device one by one, and soon its basic shape began to take form.
However, the Falcon Flight Device still had many tiny components that required special attention.
These components affected not only how the different parts worked together and how safe they were, but also whether the device could perform various dangerous, difficult maneuvers in combat.
If even one component failed to meet the standards, then performing a dangerous maneuver during a fight could affect the entire flight device.
That would be extremely dangerous.
If someone fell from tens of thousands of meters in the air while fighting an Aircraft Carrier, like Falcon in the Marvel movies, there wouldn't even be time to arrange a funeral banquet back in the village.
All they could do would be to use a piece of clothing in his place.
So Qin Lin was very concerned about this.
There was no helping it. This was their first time making one, and even with a complete set of component designs, mistakes were still inevitable.
Some components still didn't fit properly. They were either 0.1 millimeters too wide or 0.1 millimeters too narrow.
People shouldn't underestimate 0.1 millimeters. With a high-precision technological product like this, even that much could have a huge impact. Everything had to fit perfectly.
The researchers felt very ashamed about the components that failed to meet the standards, and they all bent over their work again.
Qin Lin didn't blame them.
It was inevitable when making a product like this for the first time. It wasn't that the researchers had been slacking off