At that moment, Song Ning became the undisputed center of attention.
Everyone had already agreed on the relevant terms of cooperation back home.
All that remained was to see how sincere the Germans were about working together.
But their willingness to cooperate depended on how much technical support Hua Country could provide.
And that technical question, put simply, came down to Song Ning.
Had Song Ning not raised that technical challenge back then, this cooperation would never have come about.
Song Ning remained perfectly calm.
She knew exactly where the bottleneck in developing fourth-generation CT lay.
So when they discussed the specifics of their cooperation, she made one thing clear-
Hua Country would provide critical technical support, while Germany would handle equipment manufacturing and the underlying technical work.
The reason was simple.
Hua Country lacked the capacity to manufacture the equipment.
If they could make it themselves, they would not have approached the Germans to buy it.
So they could offer nothing on that front.
The Germans did not object.
They understood the situation as well.
But they were not satisfied with such superficial assurances.
If Hua Country wanted to discuss cooperation, it needed to bring something concrete to the table...
Only then did Song Ning elaborate on the terms.
She explained that the Chinese Side's critical technical support would primarily involve resolving the uncertainties in detector motion trajectories and the technical challenges of reducing motion artifacts!
The moment she raised this subject, it was like a drop of cold water hitting a pan of hot oil.
The entire German team erupted in excitement.
Put simply, the technical challenges Song Ning claimed she could solve were precisely the ones their research team was working desperately to overcome.
They were also the hurdles several other major competing brands were struggling to