Originally, programming required a CPU core, but artificial intelligence had replaced that. From the Design Blueprints to the finished product, artificial intelligence housed in a Soul Tool completely took over its role.
Moreover, intermediate artificial intelligence was not limited to simple calculations. Its potential had yet to be fully explored.
"It'll be difficult, but with a little effort, we can still build it, can't we?" Xu Cheng said with a smile.
"How about this, Director Wang? You've spent quite a while in Mingde Hall, haven't you? If you can build this equipment, refine it, and install it on a Mecha-no, I need it small enough to fit on a single lens." Xu Cheng looked at the white-haired old man's glasses. "In other words, it shouldn't be a fixed piece of equipment. I want it miniaturized enough for every person, every soldier, to wear one. Besides Mechas, all-terrain mobile artillery platforms and tanks should be able to use it too."
Data visualization should be an entire system, bringing all friendly data into view-including troop numbers, the number of Soul Engineers at each level, the number of tanks, and the quantities of Soul Tools at every level. Commanders could then use artificial intelligence to coordinate everything and issue the most appropriate orders on an ever-changing battlefield.
Of course, that also had to include enemy data.
"Do you really mean that?!" Director Wang asked excitedly.
His hair was already graying. Although he was a Soul Douluo, he was getting on in years and would probably retire within a few years. Still, the rank he held before retirement mattered quite a bit.
"Ahem, Your Highness, what I mean is, I'll devote everything I have to developing it. I certainly won't disappoint you!" Realizing he had lost his composure, the white-haired old man hastily tried