Chapter 448 I'm a genius! Of course, this only applies to toys.

The breeze of Baishui City blew into the corridor through the gaps in the window.

Li Jiajun rushed back to the factory director's office in a flash.

He pushed open the heavy solid wood door and, without even stopping for a sip of the tea on the table, arrived at his desk.

He grabbed a few scattered sheets of blank scratch paper, picked up a black gel pen, and began to sketch frantically on the paper.

The tip of the pen rubbed quickly against the paper, making a continuous rustling sound.

The permutations and combinations that had just emerged in his mind through an epiphany were being rapidly materialized into clear industrial blueprints.

An outline gradually appeared on the paper.

It was a transformation wand device with a classic design and a size just right for a child to hold in one hand.

To seamlessly integrate the technologies he had previously invented, the internal spatial layout of this transformation wand was designed to be extremely compact.

Inside, miniature storage compartments were densely arranged.

The purpose of these miniature storage compartments was to house the Swarm Drone arrays that had undergone extreme miniaturization.

According to his plan, the surface of each miniature drone, smaller than a fingernail, would be coated with both radar and optical stealth coatings, and all would be equipped with a Holographic Projection module.

After finishing the rough cross-sectional structure, Li Jiajun stopped writing.

Looking at the sketches on the paper, he began to smoothly deduce the workflow of this equipment in his mind.

The operation method was very simple.

As long as the user raised the transformation wand and pressed the core activation button in the middle.

The miniature Swarm Drones hidden in the compartments would instantly swarm out.

Because the bodies had optical stealth coatings, this swarming deployment process would be completely invisible to the naked eye of bystanders, not even a shadow of a flying insect could be captured.

Once these thousands of drones finished arranging themselves in mid-air to form a massive matrix.

Then, the holographic projectors they carried would all turn on at the same time.

Countless interwoven beams of light would undergo refraction and recombination in the air, directly projecting whatever image the user desired.

Projecting a tens-of-meters-tall Ultraman figure was, of course, no problem at all.

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Having deduced up to this point.

Li Jiajun leaned back against the backrest of his executive chair.

'If it's just simple light and shadow projection, then what's the fundamental difference between this and those cheap plastic flashing toys sold at street stalls?' This thought emerged in his mind.

Those toys on the market using 'holographic experience' as a gimmick projected flimsy virtual images.

Even if the projected Ultraman threw a heavy punch, it would just pass right through someone else, unable to create any physical contact at all.

That kind of intangible pie-in-the-sky in the air offered no sense of immersion in the game.

Li Jiajun's mouth twitched, feeling somewhat speechless at those low-quality methods specifically designed to fool children.

He had promised that brat he would build a truly high-end transformation toy!

Refocusing his gaze on the blueprints, his eyes brightened as he fell into deeper thought.

With these miniature drones that possessed physical mass, this so-called 'Holographic Projection' took on a completely different meaning.

These thousands of stealth drones were not just projectors providing a light source.

They were even more so the 'steel skeleton' of this Giant of Light!

This was the realism he pursued.

When the operator made an attack move and the command system made Ultraman throw a punch.

The drone swarm suspended in mid-air would instantly receive the movement signal and quickly adjust its formation.

They would swarm and converge toward the target location at high speed, relying on the hardness of the drone bodies themselves to condense into a high-density physical punch in mid-air.

Carrying kinetic energy, it would smash heavily into an object.

That solid sense of impact was real physical feedback!

In a sense, this wasn't some virtual image at all, but a living Ultraman with a real feel!

Thinking about children in the future holding this toy and being able to shake the leaves off a roadside tree with a single punch.

The smile on Li Jiajun's face grew even more brilliant.

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Besides the sense of impact, battery life was also a major issue.

Li Jiajun twirled the gel pen in his hand.

Since Ultraman is a Giant of Light, he naturally needs the guidance of light.

Without hesitation, he sketched in the mature solar matrix fast-charging technology already available on the market.

Normally, as long as this transformation wand was placed in a sunny spot, it could automatically absorb solar energy and convert it into electrical energy, perfectly matching the energy setting of the Giant of Light.

Just then.

His gaze fell on the user's position on the blueprint, and he discovered a small flaw in the experience.

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You see.

When Ultraman transforms on TV, the human host directly turns into light and disappears.

If the toy projected a tens-of-meters-tall giant in front, while the user just stood there dazed, looking up, wouldn't the illusion be shattered instantly?

This kind of immersion-breaking loophole was absolutely not allowed to exist.

The tip of the pen tapped twice on the paper, and a solution naturally emerged.

After the user shouts 'Transform' and presses the button.

Those miniature drones that swarmed out first wouldn't need to fly into the high sky immediately.

Instead, they would directly attach themselves tightly to the user's body surface at high speed.

Using the built-in optical stealth coating of the drone bodies, they would first cover the user with a layer of visual camouflage capable of refracting light.

In this way, the user could achieve temporary perfect invisibility.

Once the user had completely 'disappeared' and hidden themselves under optical cover.

The main force could then go into mid-air to construct the Holographic Projection and physical skeleton.

Having thoroughly connected all the operational logic and technical nodes, an impeccable closed loop was formed.

Li Jiajun slammed his palm heavily on the desk.

"Perfect, it's simply too perfect."

Looking at the composite sketch on the desk, which could be called a work of art, he muttered to himself, "I am a genius."

'Of course, only when it comes to toys; I am just an ordinary toy maker for the people.'