The Intelligent Robots used wireless charging, and they had brought the Charging Device back as well.
They did not charge them immediately, though. After all, they had no authorization to order the robots to stay still or enter sleep mode. Having their batteries run dry was actually rather convenient.
Next, the group used every means at their disposal to dismantle the robots.
As they removed the components one by one, they were astonished to discover all sorts of exquisitely ingenious designs inside, from the transmission systems to the gyroscopes and motors.
The principles were not complicated. These researchers had specialized in robotics for years, and they understood virtually all the dynamics involved.
But when they examined the components with the Research Center's most precise testing equipment, they discovered that every component had been manufactured to an absurd degree of precision.
They did not know the precision standards for the Spirit Immortal Intelligent Robots, but when they compared two identical components from the robots, their testing equipment could not detect any differences whatsoever.
This was a goddamn Electron Tunneling Microscope capable of detecting nanometer-scale discrepancies...
Had Phantom Immortal Technology's manufacturing precision surpassed the nanometer level? That was an absolutely staggering conclusion.
Yet they had no other explanation for why their equipment could not detect any discrepancies between the two components.
The United States had obtained Phantom Immortal Technology's products for reverse engineering before, and Google had been among those involved.
But if this really was the case, the implications were serious.
It meant Huaxia's industrial manufacturing capabilities had already far surpassed the world's cutting edge. That included American manufacturing, which Phantom Immortal Technology had likewise left far behind.
An advance in a single technology could be dismissed as an isolated case that did not represent the whole. An improvement in industrial