Walter sucked in a sharp breath. What was this thing now? Though he had not built this factory, he could tell with his knees that mechanical arms were not supposed to be installed in ventilation shafts!
Doctor Wei was equally shocked, but his attention was fixed on her hollow eye sockets. "You... experimented on your own body too?"
Lin Qing did not answer.
She pointed at the glass jars in the project leader's arms. "Bring them over."
Wei Hefan froze for a moment, then hurriedly handed over both jars, his heart pounding. He realized that today might be the most unbelievable day of his life.
Lin Qing opened the jars and removed the wet samples from the saline solution. They did not resemble real eyeballs at all. Their centers were made of glassy material, with densely arranged miniature circuits visible inside. Their outer shells were composites of silicone and artificial protein layers, and they felt like rubber balls when squeezed.
In theory, they did not support plug-and-play use. They required a professional neural suturing operation before they could be installed in a human body. The Doctor had apparently found that method too cumbersome and had directly fitted his eye sockets with "sockets." The idea was already quite close to the prosthetics of later generations.
"These are damaged defective products. I need to repair them," Lin Qing said in Chinese again.
The mechanical arm descended a second time and carried away the two failed specimens as well.
A moment later, the Artifact gave its answer. "Repairing this item exceeds the current equipment level. Upgrades and modifications are required."
Lin Qing was not surprised by the result.
N959's repair capabilities were closely tied to the resources under its control. Letting it control an ordinary residence and letting it control a steel factory