37: Production line and future plans

After nearly two months of effort, the basic framework of the production line was finally completed.

During this period, Brian attended the opening ceremony of a primary mage academy, and then returned to fully debug the production line.

Brian began the debugging work for the production line.

He had the simple robots simulate the production process, from the input of raw materials, to the processing of various components, and finally to the assembly of the finished product.

During the debugging process, Brian closely monitored the operation of each step and promptly resolved any issues that arose.

Once, when the magic forging machine was processing the robot body components, the magic power became unstable, resulting in components of varying quality.

Brian immediately inspected the magic forging machine and discovered that a small part in the magic power conduction circuit was faulty.

He quickly replaced the part and conducted a comprehensive inspection and optimization of the magic power conduction circuit, ensuring the stability of the magic forging.

As the debugging work progressed, the production line ran more and more smoothly.

Brian watched the gradually improving production line with excitement.

He knew that as long as this production line could operate stably, he could mass-produce intelligent robots of various levels.

At that time, his military reserves would become extremely powerful.

Next, he planned to conduct a trial production of the production line to see if it could still achieve the expected results in actual production.

Brian carefully selected a batch of raw materials and fed them into the starting end of the production line.

Under the control of Spirit Eye, the simple robots methodically transported the raw materials to various processing equipment.

The magic forging machine emitted a soft glow and began to forge the raw materials, shaping them into robot bodies.

The magic engraving knives on the Magic Formation engraving platform moved precisely, carving various complex Magic Formations onto the components.

As production progressed, robots gradually took shape and were transported to the assembly area.

In the assembly area, simple robots precisely assembled the various components according to preset programs.

They first installed the energy core to provide power to the robot.

Then, the intelligent core was embedded in the robot's head, giving it the ability to think and make decisions.

After that, weapon accessories such as the magic gun and magic miniature missile were installed, and finally, the body's Magic Formation was debugged to ensure all of the robot's functions operated normally.

After a period of busy work, the first trial-produced intelligent robot was finally assembled.

Brian carefully inspected this robot, from its appearance to its internal structure, from its weapon accessories to the operation of its Magic Formation, not missing a single detail.

He found that the overall quality of this robot exceeded expectations, the fit of its various components was very high, and the performance of its magic equipment was also very stable.

Next, Brian conducted functional tests on this trial-produced intelligent robot.

He issued a series of commands, including movement, turning, and shooting. The robot executed each command quickly and accurately, the magic power bullets fired by the magic gun precisely hit the target, and the explosion effect of the magic miniature missile was also very satisfactory.

Subsequently, Brian successively trial-produced several intelligent robots of different levels and tested them one by one.

These trial-produced robots all demonstrated good performance and stability, fully achieving the expected results.

Brian looked at these successfully trial-produced intelligent robots, a relieved smile appearing on his face.

He knew that his efforts had not been in vain, and this production line already possessed the capability for mass production.

Next, he could officially begin production.

“creator, it’s dinner time,” Spirit Eye's voice rang in Brian's ear, reminding him.

“Oh, alright. Then let’s stop here for today and go eat. By the way, Spirit Eye, what’s the date today?”

“creator, today is April 6th, 3622 of the Magic Calendar.”

Brian tidied up the tools and materials on the research table, while thoughtfully saying:

“April 6th, 3622 of the Magic Calendar, time really flies.

Spirit Eye, let’s arrange a production plan starting tomorrow. First, produce a batch of 100 level 1 intelligent robots for now, to see how efficient the production is.

Once this batch is successfully completed, we can gradually increase the output of level 2 and level 3 intelligent robots.

As for the magic guns and magic miniature missiles, let's first produce 1,000 of each model of magic gun. The magic miniature missiles can be produced at full capacity until we have 10,000, and 500 corresponding launch modules should also be produced.”

“Understood, creator. I will formulate a detailed production plan according to your requirements, including the procurement time of raw materials, the production quantity of each batch, and the monitoring of production progress,” Spirit Eye responded quickly.

Brian nodded in satisfaction:

“Very good, Spirit Eye.

Additionally, during the production process, strict attention must be paid to quality control. Every robot must undergo rigorous testing to ensure they all meet the design standards.

Also, arrange for some simple robots to perform daily maintenance on the production equipment to avoid malfunctions that could affect production progress.”

“Understood, creator. I will incorporate quality inspection and equipment maintenance arrangements into the production plan to ensure the smooth progress of the production process,” Spirit Eye diligently recorded Brian's various requirements.

Subsequently, Brian and Spirit Eye left the laboratory together and walked towards the castle's dining hall.

On the way to the dining hall, Brian was still thinking about the subsequent sales of intelligent robots.

First, if he wanted to sell them, the first thing to do would be to register intellectual property and patents on the Magic Net.

If he were to sell the knowledge, he would sell the complete set of level 1, 2, and 3 intelligent robots.

After all, it's very easy to crack things in this world, so selling only one level is not as good as selling all of them.

The price should be set high, at least above 100,000 intermediate magic stones. He could contact Phantom Moon at that time to see her suggestions.

After all, it's a new thing, and Phantom Moon would probably be interested.

Also, if others used his knowledge to manufacture and sell intelligent robots, he should also take a commission.

If a level 1 robot sells for 100 primary magic stones, then he should take the cost of two robots.

That means for every level 1 intelligent robot someone else sells, he earns 36 primary magic stones. For level 2, 360, and for level 3, 5,600.

He also needed to consider how he would profit if others used his knowledge to upgrade and modify a level 4 intelligent robot.

This would also require consulting Phantom Moon.

Moreover, he already had a preliminary idea for a level 4 robot.

As long as the materials were upgraded and flight runes were inscribed and combined;

And the magic gun was strengthened to level 4, the range of a level 4 magic gun should reach 5-9 kilometers, and the energy storage space was expanded without affecting its function, allowing it to store more than 10 energy cores;

Finally, the magic miniature missile was upgraded to a small one, further increasing its speed and explosion range, and the launch module was spatially expanded to store 1,000 small magic miniature missiles.

In this way, one level 4 intelligent robot would be enough for a localized war.

It would play a crucial role in plane invasions and plane wars after level 4.