“The land is solid and can support large buildings.”
A prompt of passing the test came from the detector.
"Since there is no problem, let's notify the workers to come and build the factory." Director Vince said a few words into the communicator, then turned to Lin Yang:
"Lin Yang, please take out the design drawings."
Lin Yang provided a total of five kinds of design drawings for this battle.
The Inquisitor battleship, space booby traps, and space shock anchors were displayed at the conference.
There are still two designs left, namely the Hellfire Fighter and the Wild Beast Mecha.
Needless to say, the Crazy Beast Mecha has the best thirty-eight core engines on earth, and its performance is so powerful that no other mecha can compare with it.
The Hellfire fighter is an unmanned fighter jet equipped with an anti-matter ray gun and a plasma disintegration cannon, which has a powerful impact on shields and flesh.
Because these weapons are too powerful and important, only Lin Yang in this expedition fleet has one of the copies of the design drawings.
Now that construction is about to start, Vince naturally has to go to Linyang to ask for the design drawings.
Then what he got was different from what he imagined.
"Lin Yang, aren't you building a battleship? Why did you give me the drawings of the robot?" Vince looked at the big words "Diligent Robot" on the design drawing and fell into confusion.
There are currently about 30,000 workers in the Ross galaxy, which is enough to support most of the early industrial tasks. Moreover, the earth will continue to send people here in the future, so there is no shortage of manpower.
Although the earth has had robots for a long time, because the population is too large and there is no shortage of coolies, the government has not vigorously developed robot OEMs, and the number of robots has never been large.
But as mentioned before, the human labor force is too much and completely surplus, so there is no need to create additional labor force. Isn’t Lin Yang’s behavior superfluous?
"No, Director Vince, you probably don't understand the advantages of robot labor yet." Lin Yang explained that problems rarely start from an emotional perspective and only present data.
“First of all, each of the 30,000 workers has his own thoughts, and it is impossible to schedule them to complete all their work in an orderly manner like a programmed robot, and the work efficiency is not as good as that of a robot.
Secondly, the physique of workers cannot be compared with that of extraordinary people. Some relatively large parts must be made with the help of forklifts or robotic arms, which will still affect work efficiency.
Furthermore, workers are flesh and blood after all and need to rest and eat. They are unable to work more than one-third of the time, which still affects work efficiency. "
Lin Yang bent three fingers in succession, but the word efficiency was emphasized in every sentence.
"Indeed, work efficiency is indeed very important." Director Vince nodded and then asked: "Then the time spent making robots will not affect efficiency?"
"Let me settle an account with you." Lin Yang opened the tablet computer and revealed a series of dense numbers:
"There are 30,000 Earthlings on Ross Alpha, divided into fifteen groups. Each person is responsible for the construction of a robot labor factory. It takes thirteen hours to complete the construction at the fastest speed.
Considering that most of these laborers come from Europe, and a small number come from the United States, I need to add three to five hours to the thirteen hours, and this is without allowing them to eat or rest.
I might be able to hold on for a day or two, but after a week, even if they all understand justice and don't rebel against me, their bodies won't be able to bear it.
By then the workers from the earth will also arrive, and then let them take over? Don't be ridiculous, this is a military factory, not a slaughterhouse. I'm afraid the Pavia people haven't attacked by then, and half of the workers will be exhausted first! "
"In order to protect the solar system and all mankind, some sacrifices are necessary. I thought you had such a consciousness, Lin Yang." Director Vince looked at Lin Yang quietly, with an indifferent look as if he had known this would happen. result.
Lin Yang smiled back: "I'm not having a heart attack. In my eyes, no one can't be sacrificed if necessary. It's just that human labor is not the optimal solution in my plan."
"Then tell me what your optimal solution is?" Director Vince looked down at the robot's design drawing when he saw Lin Yang was so sure, and then his eyebrows suddenly furrowed.
This load capacity is too ridiculous, isn't it? How come it is 1.5 tons, and the full load speed is also 40 kilometers per hour, which is equivalent to each of them being a human-sized forklift?
Lin Yang pointed to the data on the screen and explained: "After the robot labor factory is completed, it can produce two hundred robot workers per hour, and the strength of each diligent worker can be comparable to that of a low-level extraordinary person.
Fifteen factories are operating at the same time, with a production capacity of 3,000 units per hour. In just ten hours, the number of robot workers can exceed the number of workers on earth.
Calculate how many workers you will see in a week when the hundreds of thousands of workers supported by the earth arrive. You must know that this is not a simple multiplication. After all, robot workers can continue to build factories and produce more robots. "
As soon as he said these words, Vince felt his head swell a little. He didn't major in mathematics in college, so he couldn't figure out such an exponential function.
Hundreds of thousands? Millions? Tens of millions? It's possible.
"But how do you control so many robots? It's impossible for every robot to complete its task perfectly just by relying on preset programs." Vince no longer questioned, but asked in a tone of inquiry. Lin Yang talks.
"It's a smart computer, equipped with the latest chips..."
"But there is no photolithography machine here." Vince thought Lin Yang was joking. How can we make chips without a photolithography machine?
How high is the accuracy required for this thing?
To imprint on a wafer the size of the Earth, the error must be so small that it can be measured in centimeters.
The actual size of the chip is no more than the size of a palm!
"I have a new chip design, and naturally I have a new manufacturing method. It doesn't require a photolithography machine, but it can't be mass-produced." When Lin Yang said this, he was actually beating the drum in his heart. After all, he had not done it for a long time. pass.
"Are there any new inventions?" Vince swallowed hard. How turbulent was this genius' inspiration? He seemed to have endless inventions and creations.
"In short, just arrange for the workers to start work according to the design drawings, and I will make a central control system as soon as possible." Lin Yang sent all the plans and precautions to Vince, "As long as everything is done as I said, otherwise How long will it take before we can have an automated mechanical production force!"
After saying that, he started the mecha and flew towards the fleet, leaving Vince staring blankly at Lin Yang's back and letting out a soft sigh: "It's really beyond your reach."
