[New research staff member joined: Otto Gunther Octavius]
[Description: Outstanding achievements in numerous fields, including atomic physics, materials science, and computer science]
[New research staff member joined: Adrian Toomes]
[Description: A master of electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, and fluid dynamics, with outstanding achievements]
[New laboratory established: Electronics and Mechanical Engineering Laboratory]
[Description: Research into Cyberware Technology, electrical engineering, and mechanical engineering]
This incident had persuaded two scientists and engineers to join Lier's company and project team.
These two were heavyweight players. Doctor Otto went without saying; the key one was Adrian.
Lier hadn't had much of an idea what a "world-famous engineer" meant until Adrian pulled out several safes' worth of patent documents.
It was no exaggeration to say that if Adrian had diverted even a little of his interest in flight suits toward business, he could have built a general engineering and high-tech machinery company on a scale comparable to Osborn's.
However, with the biology lab's help, the old man had only just returned to normal, so he probably wouldn't be able to start working anytime soon.
At that moment, in the laboratory, Doctor Otto was examining the Octopus Exoskeleton that Lier had taken off.
"Incredible."
Doctor Otto looked at the Octopus Exoskeleton, then at Lier, wearing a look as if he'd seen a ghost.
Compared with the Octopus Arms in various Marvel works, this exoskeleton could be considered a stripped-down version.
To adapt to the limitations of the human brain's hardware, it had fewer built-in joints, weighed less, was shorter, and had far fewer possible movement states, reducing the amount of computation required.
That also meant the exoskeleton itself wasn't as durable as one might imagine, which was why it had suffered severe damage during the landing.
But that wasn't the point. The point was that the exoskeleton's