After inspecting the Bionic Robots, Shen Bing went to look at the Special-Purpose Robots and Remote-Controlled Robots.
If Bionic Robots were ordinary people, then Special-Purpose Robots were supermen!
Impervious to blades and bullets, immune to fire and water—that was what these machines were.
The difference was not just in the toughness of their bodies. There were also significant gaps in strength, speed, and other attributes. Compared with Bionic Robots, these Special-Purpose Robots were in an entirely superhuman league.
Although most of these capabilities were still theoretical projections and field testing had only just begun, projections jointly produced by super artificial intelligence and top scientists were almost 99% accurate.
Their performance was excellent, but the cost of manufacturing robots like these was also extraordinarily high.
Even with Phantom Immortal Technology's seemingly impossible technological prowess, each Special-Purpose Robot cost several million Chinese yuan to build, counting production costs alone.
This was not building robots. It was practically casting them out of gold.
As for how to recoup the cost of these Special-Purpose Robots as quickly as possible, nothing could beat robbing the Federal Reserve's Vault.
These things were fucking unstoppable. Even the most heavily guarded Federal Reserve Vault would be like an empty room to them.
Of course, Shen Bing had no intention of using these robots to empty American Vaults. He had built them for two basic purposes. In the short term, they would gather mineral resources from the deep sea. His long-term goal was to deploy them on other planets to mine extraterrestrial resources.
What did Earth's little stockpile of gold amount to? There might be planets out in space composed entirely of gold. Standing on Earth really did limit a person's horizons.
The Remote-Controlled Robots Shen Bing inspected last seemed rather pointless, as though building them had been an