Compared with those first-tier cities, Yuncheng's disadvantages are still obvious.
But this does not prevent Wu Zhou from still planning to root the Aiying Group's headquarters in Yuncheng. After all, no one stipulates that a company can only have one headquarters. Wouldn't it be good to set up a few more regional headquarters? Isn't this a routine operation for large companies?
Of course, there are other reasons besides this.
If one only considers the development of the enterprise, it would be a very good choice for Wu Zhou to withdraw the entire enterprise from Yuncheng. In fact, many investors have given similar suggestions.
But Wu Zhou never agreed.
Wu Zhou is not short of money.
In terms of enterprise development, as Director Wu Zhou and Director Zhao said, Yuncheng takes great care of Aiying Group and does not affect Aiying Group's business development in Yuncheng.
The main thing is that Wu Zhou has other thoughts in his mind. If the entire Yuncheng becomes better because of Aiying Company, it seems to be more fulfilling.
In those first-tier cities, even the current Aiying Group was the icing on the cake in the past.
It is far inferior to the current Aiying Group's position in Yuncheng.
If Yuncheng succeeds, we can use this as a template to copy to other cities in the north.
Benefiting hundreds of millions of people, wouldn't the sense of accomplishment be more substantial than making trillions more?
For Wu Zhou now, making money is actually the easiest thing.
"If you are poor, you will be good for yourself; if you are rich, you will be good for the world." The ancients had this awareness, and Wu Zhou certainly had it too.
Of course, Wu Zhou’s world is only China.
The goal is difficult and there is a long way to go.
Cloud City is the first step.
During this period of time in Yuncheng, because of hundreds of real-name reports, it became the subject of jokes throughout the province, and too many people were involved.
Of course, it was also because there were too many involved. After Wu Zhou gave Director Zhang a list of issues related to this time, the city immediately launched a wave of severe self-examination and self-correction.
It's already like this, so why not just do it in one step and dig out as much of the carrion as possible.
On the other side, on April 19, at Wu Zhou’s oxygen concentrator factory, a new oxygen concentrator prototype rolled off the production line.
Most of the time is spent opening molds and waiting for accessories. Of course, even then, it is already very fast. Almost all accessories are purchased on an urgent basis.
After the prototype rolled off the production line, Wu Zhou immediately flew to the Magic City again. Due to frequent business trips, Wu Zhou was also considering buying a private jet recently, otherwise he would be delayed in transit.
When the head of the R&D department saw Wu Zhou, he frowned and tried to persuade him.
"Wu Zhou, during this period, I have also been supplementing the current international front-line AI technology. Indeed, as you said, AI is indeed a major trend. In the medical field, there have been many outstanding application results. "
"However, this technology is still not mature yet. The AI algorithm is based on data training, so it is inevitable that problems such as misjudgment and deviation may occur in practical applications. If our oxygen concentrator is now loaded with this The uncertainty of AI algorithms has not been fully evaluated and controlled, and even small probability problems may affect patient safety."
"Even if the AI technology solution data found by the company is relatively certain, it is still an immature technology after all, and AI and oxygen concentrators are technology-intensive equipment, and their reliability and stability are very important. If a system failure or unexpected situation occurs, the normal operation of the oxygen concentrator may be affected, thus posing a threat to the patient's health. This will seriously damage the corporate image."
"Furthermore, when using the AI system and oxygen concentrator, because we haven't seen the specific operation interface yet, if the operation becomes more complicated, it will increase the difficulty of operation for ordinary consumers. If the operator's Insufficient levels may lead to misoperation of the system, which may also pose a threat to patient safety.”
Generally speaking, medical equipment should seek stability rather than innovation. Unless you are absolutely sure, it is not recommended to take risks. Oxygen concentrators are medical equipment after all, and their fault tolerance rate is very low.
Of course Wu Zhou also knew this.
"Well, you are right. The current global AI technology is mainly the competition between China and the United States. So, before they have applied this to the oxygen concentrator, we are waiting? Why can't we be the first? one."
"The company's AI integrated system has already tested some solutions to possible problems in advance and will not intervene too much. The ultimate goal is actually to improve the use of our oxygen concentrators by making it more intelligent. Convenience.”
"You will know the specific difficulty of the operation later during the experiment." Wu Zhou is still very confident in Xiaowei.
There are a total of 180 new oxygen concentrators, and the main hardware and oxygen-related components of the previous off-line oxygen concentrators are no different. The main difference lies in the different sizes and combinations of LCD screens, chips, and sensors from different manufacturers.
The experiment site this time was chosen in the company's public place, the large cafeteria. Apart from this place, there was no place that could accommodate nearly a thousand people.
Almost everyone in the company who could come was called together. After the oxygen concentrator was put in, there were so many people that people at the back stood on tiptoe to look around.
The person in charge of organizing so many people looked at Wu Zhou after seeing that almost everyone had arrived.
At this time, Wu Zhou nodded, and then, one by one, the researchers walked to the nearest oxygen concentrator and pressed the power button one after another.
Then he took out his laptop, plugged the oxygen concentrator directly into the computer through the data connection cable, and then imported the data on the computer desktop directly into the system memory of the oxygen concentrator. It only took about 3 minutes to complete all the imports one after another. The moment it was completed, 180 oxygen concentrators had the same startup screen and similar operation interface.
It looks very simple.
"Do you want to turn on the AI voice oxygen concentrator mode?" A soft, slightly mechanized female voice came from the machine. The sound was not loud, but at this moment, 180 units were making this sound at different times, which did make it feel a bit noisy.
"Turn off the phone first, then unplug the power cord."
The follow-up step is to randomly find testers and conduct public testing. Everyone was watching Wu Zhou decide whether to operate, but at this moment Wu Zhou looked around, and finally pointed at a figure who was still busy in the distance.
"Auntie, come here." Wu Zhou said to the cleaner who was cleaning.
The cleaner was stunned and pointed at herself, not sure if she was being called. She was just an ordinary cleaner in the company, but the young man standing in the middle of the crowd at this moment was the chairman of the company. .
"Boss, did you call me?" The cleaning lady walked over step by step, still holding the mop in her hand, but when she got closer, she noticed that she quickly put the mop back in a trot.
"Yes, come and test the company's new oxygen concentrator." Wu Zhou nodded and tried to put on what he thought was a kind smile on his face.
But with her identity there, the cleaner aunt was still a little nervous.
"I, I can't do it. I don't know how. I've been to elementary school. How could this happen? I can't even understand it." But the cleaner aunt kept waving her hands and resisting.
"Don't be nervous, Sister Jiang, it's just a simulation test. Most oxygen concentrator users are actually in similar situations to you. This is a simulation of real usage scenarios. You don't have to worry about whether you can operate it or not. We'll do it later. In the actual test, it doesn't matter whether you know it or not. Just give your true response. In addition, Mr. Wu has a bonus for this test. After the test is completed, no matter what the result is, he will give you a bonus of 1,000 yuan. But the prerequisite must be formal." The manager of the logistics department quickly said at this time that Wu Zhou had explained this matter to the company's management group before and asked them to tell everyone in the company, but he did not expect that Wu Zhou's so-called everyone , even the cleaners were included.
"Then let me give it a try, leader." Even the direct leaders spoke, and Sister Jiang could only nod her head in the end.
Sister Jiang walked over step by step, walking a little slowly, after all, there were so many people watching around.
When I walked to the edge, I looked around the oxygen concentrator with a slightly cautious look, and finally saw the largest red circle button. My finger stopped nearby, and then I turned my head with a slightly confused look on my face. With a somewhat nervous expression, she said, "Is this the power button?" Aunt Jiang said and looked at the people around her, because this button was the only color around the machine.
Just when everyone was about to answer her, Wu Zhou waved his hand to stop others from speaking.
"Aunt Jiang, the simulated scene now is that you are the only one at home, so no one can give you tips and no one can help you. You can try it yourself and you will know." Wu Zhou said.
After hearing what the boss said, Aunt Jiang pressed hard, but after waiting for a while, there was no reaction at all. She innocently looked at her direct leader, but the leader gave her a crazy look, and then, Aunt Jiang followed her gaze and saw the power cord plug of the oxygen concentrator.
Then I remembered that the oxygen concentrator had been unplugged at some point. Thinking of this, I subconsciously looked at Wu Zhou.
She remembered that the machine had been powered on before.
After successfully plugging in the power, a voice suddenly came out.
"The power is plugged in. Do you need to turn it on and enter the oxygen concentrator mode!" A slightly mechanical voice came out, but it startled Aunt Jiang.
Aunt Jiang subconsciously looked around to find the source of the sound, "Who is talking?" Aunt Jiang said subconsciously, but then she reacted and looked at the machine.
"Hello, I am Xiaoyang. I am your oxygen concentrator assistant. You can ask me to operate the oxygen concentrator for you. You have plugged in the power. Do you need to turn on the oxygen concentrator?" the voice of AI assistant Xiaoyang spread again.
"Oh, let's turn it on." As soon as the cleaner said this, the screen of the oxygen concentrator lit up in less than a second. This startup speed means it can be turned on in seconds.
It's just that at this moment, the people watching this scene are not focusing on this.
Continuous dialogue, natural language understanding, and seemingly context understanding.
It seems to be better than those so-called voice assistants currently on the market? Has artificial intelligence reached this level now?
Many people thought silently in their hearts.
But they didn't make a sound, they just watched quietly.
"The oxygen concentrator has been turned on for you. It has been detected that there is no water in the water tank of the machine. This mode produces oxygen, and the oxygen may be a little dry. If you do not need to humidify the oxygen, you can inform Xiaoxiao. If you need oxygen humidification, The red light position is the water measuring cup. It is recommended to pour daily drinking water." The voice came again, and then I saw the measuring cup on the oxygen concentrator body, and the surrounding area began to flash red.
The cleaning lady looked at Wu Zhou. At this time, someone handed him a glass of bottled water that had just been unscrewed.
The subsequent process went smoothly. I picked up the measuring cup, poured in bottled water, and put it back on the oxygen concentrator. The red light disappeared.
Although the cleaning lady's movements were a little unfamiliar throughout the process, her step-by-step operation was very smooth.
Then it's time to wear an oxygen mask. This oxygen mask is directly worn on the head. It is made of silicone and is similar in style to a mask. However, the coverage area is slightly smaller than that of a mask. Some of the relevant details were obtained from the mask department of the Aiying Group. The wearing comfort and convenience are different from almost all oxygen concentrators currently on the market.
Even though it was the first time, because it was similar in style to the mask, it was easy for the cleaner to put it on directly.
The moment the cleaner aunt picked up the mask, the oxygen concentrator started to start, making a low buzzing sound. The sound was very small, as if someone was whispering around her.
"The oxygen concentrator is officially started. It is recommended that users wear the relevant oximeter. The system will record the user's current blood oxygen status. The position of the oximeter is where the red light flashes."
"The current oxygen output is 5L/min, the oxygen concentration is 96%, the oxygen quality is excellent, and the machine noise is 35 decibels."
But because there was too much to say this time, Aunt Jiang was stunned for a moment.
"What?" I asked subconsciously.
People around also knew that Aunt Jiang did not hear clearly what the AI voice built into the system said just now.
Just when everyone was about to help the cleaner,
"The oxygen concentrator has been officially started. It is recommended that users wear an oximeter. The system will record the user's current blood oxygen status. The position of the oximeter is where the red light is."
"The current oxygen output is 5L/min, the oxygen concentration is 96%, the oxygen quality is excellent, and the machine noise is 35 decibels."
"Oh." Although Aunt Jiang didn't understand the meaning of these numbers, she seemed to be pretty good and nodded subconsciously.
She will need to take oxygen for a while, and everyone is looking at her, waiting for her further feedback.
The wait lasted nearly 2 minutes, and Aunt Jiang did not show any discomfort during the whole process.
At this moment, the blood oxygen content of the oxygen inhaler displayed on the oxygen concentrator has changed to 98%.
"How do you feel?" someone couldn't help but ask.
"It's good, it's good. It feels like I'm not wearing it. It's not tight at all. It's much more comfortable than the one in the hospital. I just feel that the air coming out of this one is a bit loud. A smaller one would be better. Can this be adjusted down?" ?" Aunt Jiang touched her oxygen mask and said with a smile. Although she has never bought an oxygen concentrator at home for so many years, she has still breathed oxygen in the hospital.
She had a bad cold some time ago, and she went to the hospital. The doctor told her that she had a respiratory tract infection, and considering the condition of pneumonia, she was given oxygen for three days before being discharged.
So now, the memory is still very deep.
As for the effect of oxygen inhalation, she couldn't tell.
(End of chapter)
