Atlas Group Research Conference Hall.
This was an online conference for everyone to report their research progress to Lier-
Every researcher was equipped with a Cyberware Modulator, which, together with the information-gathering terminals in their respective laboratories, uploaded data to this online conference hall.
For Lier, all he had to do was sit in his chair, and he could see the results the researchers wanted to show him.
The first project was the development of second-generation cyberware and the cloning of organs based on Lizard Serum, from the Biological Laboratory.
Zero-generation cyberware referred to existing medical devices such as artificial heart valves, pacemakers, and simple prosthetics.
[Biological Laboratory project completed: Second-Generation Cyberware (Artificial Muscles, Artificial Skin)]
Despite everything that had happened, Peter, who was about to turn eighteen, appeared very composed at work. At the very least, he had completely hidden his happiness, and it was now impossible to tell what he was thinking.
The experiments came first.
This cyberware used motors, pistons, and other mechanical transmission structures to imitate human limbs, relying mostly on plastic and metal.
After the first round of Lizard Serum and nutrient injections, the stem cells rapidly divided into a cluster of cells half the size of a fist, looking just like a tumor.
Having worked behind the scenes as a technical specialist, providing the NYPD with eight months of technical support-including autopsy work in biotechnology and routine support in electronics-Peter had already received a reduced sentence and an administrative pardon.
A brand-new second-generation cybernetic arm looked almost indistinguishable from an original arm.
The International Gene Cooperation Corporation's approach was to directly extract stem cells from the target, clone them using Lizard Serum, and induce them to differentiate into enhanced muscle.
This method of induction had to ensure not only that the cells