Teleportation Test

Spatial teleportation was not something one could simply jump into.

If it were someone like Sentinel Prime or Jetfire—veterans who had studied Space Bridges for millions of years—they might be able to draw upon the energy within their own sparks to directly create a temporary passage and transport something across tens of thousands of kilometers.

However, that kind of transport had certain issues with precision and safety.

What Sun Cheng wanted was obviously not that. After all, the Transformers Multiverse was merely his current foundation.

Although he had now devoted most of his energy to developing this world, Sun Cheng had not forgotten that he could still return to another world.

Thus, regarding Space Bridge technology, he hoped to master flawless black technology—preferably perfecting it in this world to the point where it could safely transport carbon-based lifeforms between planets.

"Has the test site been completed?" Sun Cheng asked during a brief pause in Atlas's explanation.

Atlas nodded. "Constructing the test site is the first step before the experiment begins. We also need to conduct simulations with the intelligent computers in advance to prevent errors during the actual test."

Sun Cheng considered it. "Has the data accumulated from the intelligent computer simulations reached the point where we can conduct a real experiment?"

"Not yet!"

Atlas shook his head. "Although we can use the experience accumulated from the previous experiments as a reference, material transport involving space requires massive amounts of data. Even an increase of just one thousand meters in distance or one kilogram in weight means greater energy requirements, more precise coordinate testing, and so on."

This was also why the Space Bridge Project required a large number of pseudo-intelligent computers to assist with data testing. The amount of data that needed to be processed rapidly throughout this series