Shen Bing could guess who was behind this without even investigating.
He just hadn't expected them to be so impatient. It was only the first day, and they had already made more than thirty robots disappear. Weren't they practically announcing that someone was up to something?
Shen Bing couldn't be bothered to deal with it. They were only a few robots. Whoever wanted to mess with them could go right ahead.
If you bastards can figure anything out from those robots, I'll admit defeat.
Suddenly, a thought struck Shen Bing, and he asked, "Qiuqiu, can our satellites provide positioning?"
"Of course," Qiuqiu replied. "Although current human satellite positioning technology has specific requirements for orbital paths, data processing, and various other aspects, those technologies are nowhere near comparable to ours. With our technology, satellite positioning is very easy to achieve. It would also be far more accurate than the GPS the Americans currently use, and more reliable. However..."
"However, what?" Shen Bing asked.
"We currently have only two satellites in orbit, so we can't provide positioning yet," Qiuqiu said.
"Then launch more satellites," Shen Bing said without hesitation.
Although Shen Bing didn't attach particular importance to satellite positioning systems, they were quite useful on Earth. Besides, at this stage, some of Phantom Immortal Technology's projects still needed them.
Existing satellite positioning systems were fairly well developed, but they had one major drawback: their signals were easily blocked. This incident was a perfect example. The robots had positioning modules, but someone had jammed them.
That made establishing their own satellite positioning system necessary.
"We currently have eighteen satellites in reserve," Qiuqiu said. "But how should we launch them?"
If this question had come up before, it would have given Shen Bing a headache. Now, however, it wasn't a problem at all.
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