Chapter 77: Departure Matters

Chapter 77: Departure Matters

After all, a technology has already been realized, and for it to truly popularize among the masses, there are many conditions to consider.

First and foremost, the most important problem to solve is cost. For example, carbon fiber materials that are widely used in various fields are known to be superior to steel for manufacturing cars and many other products.

However, if we were to use this material entirely for manufacturing, the cost would be too high for most people to afford. Just look at those car modification enthusiasts; they only replace a few components, right?

If the entire vehicle structure is made of carbon fiber materials, only true tycoons can afford it. Take, for example, the world's most expensive toy, the F1 race car. The cheapest F1 car costs more than 10 million RMB.

In this way, over the next few days, while Wu Hao was working on developing the intelligent medical program for "Dabai," he also took the time to create a hibernation device for "Dabai."

This device is a white rectangular hibernation chamber without sharp corners, measuring 120cm in length, 70cm in height, and 60cm in width. The hibernation device can automatically open and close, charge Dabai, and is equipped with a satellite signal receiver.

In other words, Dabai is like a mobile "phone" device, and the hibernation chamber is a device that can connect to satellite terminals and transmit all the information back to Wu Hao.

With Dabai at home, Wu Hao can promptly grasp any health and safety issues concerning his parents and family members.

Although the Dabai designed by Wu Hao does not have the ability to treat patients, it serves as a reminder. However, Wu Hao installed a current converter, commonly known as an electric shock device, inside Dabai's body.

It can convert low voltage current into high voltage current to stun living beings.

"Finally done!" After Wu Hao finished writing the last line of code, he let out a sigh of relief. "Next, let's see how it performs."

Quickly inputting the intelligent program he wrote into a chip he fabricated himself, Wu Hao directly placed the chip into a card-like device on Dabai's chest that can open and close.

Currently, the fusion reactor power generation facility was operating normally because the power consumption of the base was minimal. After all, the power generation capacity of this fusion reactor was enough to meet the electricity demands of a city with several hundred thousand residents.

In terms of the current energy consumption of the base, it is far from reaching such a level. The fusion reactor is currently operating at less than 1/10 of its capacity.

The intelligent program that Wu Hao wrote, although currently just a pseudo-intelligent program, has no issues in handling the daily management of the base.

Moreover, Wu Hao can provide various commands to the intelligent program and receive feedback on the base's operations through the satellite network at any time.

It must be said that several communication satellites in the sky have already been directly accessed and granted management permissions by Wu Hao, and even the owners and companies of these communication satellites have not noticed this.

The reason for their lack of awareness is that Wu Hao has not used these permissions to make any abnormal actions. He has simply used a small portion of the communication resources of these satellites for his own service.

Some of these communication satellites belong to Huaxia Communications Company, while others belong to other countries. However, the ones controlled by Wu Hao are civilian communication satellites. As for the spy satellites and military satellites directly controlled by countries, Wu Hao has not touched them.

These satellites have strong firewalls, and although he can breach them, he would be immediately detected in the process.

Moreover, there is no benefit for Wu Hao to invade these satellites. Why would he engage in such laborious and fruitless activities?

The purpose of controlling these communication satellites is to allow himself to use free communication services. Perhaps in the future, when Wu Hao designs and manufactures more powerful communication satellites, he won't need to borrow the communication resources of these satellites anymore.

For Wu Hao, manufacturing a communication satellite is not a difficult task. If he wants to do it, he can even start researching and manufacturing within the base immediately.

However, while manufacturing poses no difficulties for Wu Hao, the challenge lies in how to launch it into space, what launch method to use, and where to launch it. So, in the short term, Wu Hao will not consider this problem.