Shen Bing had also considered that asking the other side for help without revealing anything would inevitably leave them uneasy.
Besides, experimenting on living people was a sensitive matter to begin with. Although medical research worldwide eventually proceeded to human trials, those trials all followed one principle: the Test Subject's "informed consent."
Since Shen Bing had no intention of revealing his product, informed, voluntary participation was naturally out of the question.
To keep certain people from growing suspicious, Shen Bing revealed a little.
He had thought carefully before saying it involved the human body. If necessary, he could bring out the Consciousness Transmission Device after a while and let them see it for themselves.
The Consciousness Transmission Device was astonishingly useful to him, but for ordinary people, it was merely an auxiliary tool. He would not mind selling a few to the Military, provided they could afford his price.
Of course, Shen Bing also knew that although the Consciousness Transmission Device was an auxiliary tool, its capabilities were still extraordinary. Even when humanity entered the Space Age, Consciousness Transmission Technology would remain top-tier technology.
After all, this was a product of four-star technology.
He was not worried about anyone cracking it, either. Experts around the world were still struggling with Dream Glass, which was merely a supplementary technology derived from one-star technology, let alone this four-star technology.
Suddenly, an idea occurred to Shen Bing. The Consciousness Transmission Device was a little too advanced, and more importantly, it was unsuitable for widespread adoption. If he could come up with something else that would both provide cover and make money, that would be fantastic.
Aside from Full-Fidelity Dynamic Visual Sensing Technology, the only technology orb currently in his inventory was Preservation Bag Production Technology. Neither was suited to the present situation.
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