130: Chapter 130 The 1.2 Million Ticket

3:00 PM.

The first external desensitized test report from Low Entropy Workshop, [G-01 - MineSlope - PressureTest-01 | Closed On-Site Pressure Test Summary], was officially issued via the company's official email.

The recipient was the Technical Department of Hengtai Mining Intelligent Equipment Co., Ltd.

The CC field listed Professor Xu Mingchuan, two operation control heads from Hengtai's Technical Department, and Hengtai's Safety Testing Office.

The report was twelve pages in total.

The first page got straight to the point, throwing out the test conclusions directly.

[Test Type: Closed On-Site Pressure Test]

[Test Object: G-01 C Non-Production Environment Core Test Prototype]

[Test Site: Hengtai Jiangcheng Suburban Mining Equipment Joint Testing Ground]

[Test Conditions: 37-degree damp cinder and gravel slope, low illumination, misty and slippery, localized collapse, random rearrangement blind test]

[Test Result: Passed]

[Production Environment Access: No]

[Human-Machine Shared Field Access: No]

[Real Inspection Responsibility Access: No]

[Next Stage Recommendation: Unmanned Closed Tunnel Gray-Scale Testing]

Beneath this dense row of judgments lay a line of bold supplementary notes.

[This report does not constitute any commercial deployment commitment, does not constitute safety access to a real mine production environment, and does not constitute alternative proof for any real inspection tasks.]

This line of text was enough to make most people who were in a rush to take results to investors to spin stories and do PR propaganda feel a tightness in their chests.

According to Jiang Lin's rules, the only things Hengtai could see in this report were four strictly filtered categories of information.

First, a physical parameter description of external working conditions.

Second, objective judgments of passes and fails.

Third, a candidate list of externally observable mechanical anomalies.

Fourth, access recommendations for the next stage of testing sites.

As for the core secret that everyone present cared about most—G-01's incredible half-step retreat at the edge of the hidden ditch—in the report, it was only adapted into an emotionless, technical white-paper-style description.

In the meeting room of Hengtai's Technical Department.

On the large screen, the three 'No' characters on the first page of the desensitized report, once enlarged, appeared more glaring than any showy PR video.

A teenager who hadn't even started university yet had brought a machine that had just conquered a 37-degree gravel blind test slope right under the noses of a group of veteran mine engineers, winning thunderous applause.

Yet in the official report a few hours later, he had personally pressed three bright red 'No's on his own hard work.

This style didn't look at all like an entrepreneur in a hurry to cash out and raise funds.

Much less like an internet prodigy preparing to use traffic popularity to fetch a high valuation.

Professor Xu Mingchuan's mouth instead revealed an appreciative smile.

As for the head of Hengtai's Business Department sitting on the other side of the long conference table, his complexion was not looking too good.

"Chief Engineer Xu, this conclusion is written far too conservatively; it can practically be called ungrateful."

Professor Xu Mingchuan picked up his teacup and asked nonchalantly, "How is it conservative?"

The business head was choked up by this remark.

"It clearly already passed the 37-degree blind test smoothly. So many people witnessed it on-site back then—that machine doesn't just climb slopes; when it encounters a pit, it genuinely thinks and judges for itself."

When he reached this point, his speaking speed involuntarily accelerated.

"President Xu, as long as this result is slightly polished, it can completely be packaged externally as a major verification of key technologies for complex mine inspections jointly completed by Hengtai and Low Entropy Workshop. You know how much benefit this will have for group reports, local project applications, and next quarter's budget."

Professor Xu Mingchuan finally put down his teacup, raised his eyelids, and asked indifferently, "What are you trying to package this time?"

Seeing this, the business head had no choice but to suppress the anger in his heart and explain, "We need to seize the time, President Xu. Low Entropy Workshop is extremely popular right now, and the video of G-01 is still fermenting crazily across the entire internet. For today's three rounds of pressure tests, we provided the venue, manpower, equipment, and even cooperated with material recording. If we don't strike while the iron is hot and quickly sign a deep cooperative relationship, tomorrow other mining equipment companies, national emergency rescue stations, and outdoor inspection giants will all smell the scent and pounce on it."

"So?" Professor Xu Mingchuan asked non-committally.

"So today we should have forced them to sign a strategic cooperation agreement."

The business head's palm slapped down on the table.

"To take a step back, even if that brat surnamed Jiang doesn't agree to share the underlying technical achievements, we must at least obtain the priority exclusive cooperation rights for the mining scene, brand promotion authorization, and the sharing rights of the underlying test data."

The more he talked, the more aggrieved he felt.

"Otherwise, we went through such a huge commotion today, and in the end we traded it for just such a dry, twelve-page desensitized report—what are we even aiming for?"

Professor Xu Mingchuan calmly watched him finish venting before saying, "Then what do you think is the cost we actually paid today?"

Frowning, the business head counted as a matter of course, "The right to use Site Number 3, the artificially arranged extreme working conditions, half a day's work hours of over a dozen senior technicians, and the organizational cost of on-site scheduling."

"And then, what was it traded for?"

Professor Xu Mingchuan grabbed the twelve-page report on the table and slapped it down in front of the business head with a slap.

The meeting room instantly quieted down, and several young engineers even lightened their breathing.

Professor Xu Mingchuan stood up, walked over to the large screen, and forcefully tapped the line of text in the report with his thick finger.

Protective phase rearrangement.

"You guys in business stay at wine tables too much; all day long your eyes are only fixed on exclusivity, joint ventures, promotion, and monopolies."

"The moment you see a promising new technological route pop up on the market, your first reaction in your head is always how to use bullying clauses to hijack it into Hengtai's contract pit and squeeze out its remaining value."

He turned around, his sharp gaze sweeping across the long table.

"But have you figured out the situation? This machine is not one of those ordinary suppliers we usually deal with that survive by selling outsourced work hours."

"Right now, it is merely a technological route that has just poked its head out of the dirt, and it doesn't even count as a product that can be sold yet."

Professor Xu Mingchuan pressed his hands on the edge of the conference table, full of oppressive presence.

"If this machine really is the direction of the future, the most important thing Hengtai should do right now is definitely not to use those cliché legal clauses to provoke him."

"Haven't you figured it out yet? That young man named Jiang Lin carries the arrogance of a technological dictator in his bones. If you dare reach your hand into his core code today, tomorrow he will dare pull the machine to our competitors' mines to test it."

The business head's expression was so gloomy water could drip from it.

"Chief Engineer Xu, to put it bluntly, you mean that not only can we not use today's resource advantage to choke it, but we also have to subsidize resources to make way for it?"

"This isn't called making way; it's putting an invisible rein on it in advance."

Professor Xu Mingchuan flipped the report in his hand to the last page, pointing at the next-stage test plan proposed by Low Entropy Workshop.

"You people in the Business Department have too rigid a thinking. You think that only by writing the source code into the contract and snatching away intellectual property rights can it be called possession."

Professor Xu Mingchuan let out a cold sneer.

"For things like robots, algorithms are fed by real environments. Whatever terrain it falls in, its underlying parameters will evolve in the direction of adapting to that terrain."

The business head was stunned, seeming to catch a glimmer of something.

"They don't want to hand over data? It doesn't matter. They refuse joint R&D? That's fine too."

Professor Xu Mingchuan's rough fingers tapped against the desktop.

"But as long as they still want to move forward, they must rely on the abandoned tunnels we provide, the dust environment we set up, and the deadly traps we design."

"What is this down payment of 800,000 in Hengtai's grand scheme of things? It's not even enough for the down payment of an imported coal mining machine. But with this small sum of money, what did we buy? We bought the right to let this currently hottest machine on the entire internet consume its most crucial phase of iterative life inside Hengtai's venue."

The meeting room quieted down, and several young engineers exchanged glances with one another.

Professor Xu Mingchuan's gaze was like a torch, sweeping across the long table.

"As long as G-01 keeps doing gray-scale testing in our tunnels, its sensor calibration, its obstacle avoidance logic, and its muscle memory when encountering a cave-in will involuntarily grow according to Hengtai's physical standards."

"After a year or so, when it truly matures and is ready for large-scale mass production to go down the pit, guess what?"

"Its entire system has already formed a natural fit with Hengtai's mining ecosystem. By that time, even if they want to find other mining enterprises to cooperate with, they will need to spend huge costs to readapt to other people's terrains and equipment interfaces."

"This is called environmental domestication."

The business head swallowed a mouthful of saliva, his original dissatisfaction replaced by a businessman's astuteness: "Do you mean that by spending this 1.2 million, what we are buying is not their current semi-finished code, but rather the engineering influence in the first batch of highly complex scenarios?"

"Correct." Professor Xu Mingchuan picked up his teacup and blew on the floating leaves on the water's surface, "Don't write exclusivity into the contract; that's too foolish. What's truly valuable is letting enough Hengtai scenarios appear in their early test libraries."

"In a mine, the physical environment itself is the most domineering exclusionary protocol."

"Whoever can corral its initial test site substantially occupies its future commercial camp."

Professor Xu Mingchuan put down his teacup, making a muffled sound.

"Go run the financial process and sign the memorandum. Stop nitpicking over those words, generously wire the money to them, and by the way, clear out that No. 7 abandoned tunnel with the worst environment for them to use."

"I want to watch this machine grow into what Hengtai needs in our Hengtai mud pit."

...

At 6:20 PM that same evening.

Low Entropy Workshop received the revised document resent by Hengtai's Business Department.

[G-01 Unmanned Closed Tunnel Phase Test Memorandum_Hengtai Revised Version.docx]

According to the rules, Qiu Yue isolated the file and converted it into plain text read-only mode.

Lin Guanlan, far away at the law firm, received the notice and quickly dialed into the online meeting.

Zhou Minglan also sat to the side and opened the recording template for technical asset boundary confirmation.

Jiang Lin sat by the window, with a paper-based G-01 foot-end damage record sheet spread out in front of him.

This was a microscopic photo of the component just photographed and uploaded by Xu Man's team.

Liang Zhixia cleared her throat and began reading the clauses one by one.

"Article 1: Both parties confirm that the closed blind test on the 37-degree gravel slope conducted on the morning of July 18th is reciprocal technical verification in nature. Hengtai provides the test site and on-site organizational scheduling, while Low Entropy Workshop provides the G-01 prototype entity and desensitized test summary. Neither party charges a fee to the other."

Lin Guanlan said, "There's no problem with the characterization of this article; it can pass."

Liang Zhixia slid her finger across the screen and continued reading downward.

"Article 2: Both parties confirm that the next stage is officially named G-01 Unmanned Closed Tunnel Gray-Scale Testing. This stage of testing does not constitute substantive product procurement, does not constitute a joint research and development relationship, does not constitute technical authorization of any form, does not represent commercial deployment in a production environment, and even less constitutes the undertaking of real inspection tasks."

Zhou Minglan typed rapidly on the keyboard.

[Technical Asset Boundary Record: The nature of the test has been clearly defined as the 'Five Nones'—non-procurement, non-joint research, non-authorization, non-deployment, and non-undertaking.]

...

"Article 6: Low Entropy Workshop is not required to submit core control logs, source code, internal parameters of the state machine, control chain operation instructions, software interface documents, parameter generators, or any internal R&D materials that may be used to reverse-engineer the underlying architecture."

When she finished reading Article 6, Liang Zhixia paused slightly, a look of surprise flashing across her face.

Compared to the morning's framework agreement full of traps and merciless ruthlessness, the clauses of this memorandum were so clean it was as if they had switched to another company.

Hengtai had actually voluntarily cut off all the grey industry zones it had previously attempted to reach into.

Right at this moment, Jiang Lin suddenly chimed in, "Still not enough."

Liang Zhixia stopped.

Lin Guanlan didn't speak on her end either.

Jiang Lin flipped past the foot-end damage record in front of him and explained, "Hengtai can provide the site, but it cannot define G-01."

Zhou Minglan immediately reacted, her fingers hovering over the keyboard.

Jiang Lin continued, "All test data in the next stage can only be used as verification samples for complex terrain mobility. They cannot be written as dedicated adaptations for Hengtai scenarios, nor can they imply that G-01 will only evolve around Hengtai's mining environment in the future."

"This article must be listed separately."

Lin Guanlan dictated directly.

"Article 7: The test data of this stage is only used as verification samples for complex terrain mobility and does not constitute any commitment to dedicated adaptation for Hengtai scenarios. Low Entropy Workshop reserves the complete right to use similar technological routes in non-exclusive scenarios such as other mines, rescue operations, outdoor inspections, and power channels."

Zhou Minglan typed down the record.

[Test Data Boundary: Hengtai scenarios enter the test sample library, do not constitute dedicated adaptation, and do not form de facto exclusivity.]

Looking at this article, Liang Zhixia immediately understood Jiang Lin's intention.

Hengtai didn't necessarily have to write exclusivity into the contract.

Sometimes, the test site, working condition standards, and early samples themselves would shape the engineering direction of a technological route.

If G-01 fell, got back up, detoured, and recovered exclusively in Hengtai's tunnels for a long time, its test library would naturally tilt toward Hengtai's environment.

Although this wasn't an explicit exclusive agreement, it could form a de facto scenario binding.

Jiang Lin directly pinched off this hidden line.

Hengtai could be one of Low Entropy Workshop's first batch of high-complexity scenario verification partners, but it could not become the environmental master of G-01.

"Article 8: Regarding engineering coordination fees."

"Hengtai will pay Party B the engineering coordination fees for the next stage.

The first installment of eight hundred thousand RMB will be paid to Low Entropy Workshop's designated corporate account within three working days after the formal signing of this memorandum.

This fund is exclusively for booking the test window and covering the phased hardware engineering investments of Low Entropy Workshop.

The remaining balance of four hundred thousand RMB will be settled within five working days after Low Entropy Workshop submits the desensitized test summary for this stage in accordance with the agreement."

When reading this number, Liang Zhixia's voice paused involuntarily.

In the open-plan meeting area on the second floor, Chen Zhi, who was organizing documents, suddenly raised her head.

Qiu Yue's fingers hovered above the mechanical keyboard, and the line of meeting minutes she had originally prepared to type out only had its first half-clause typed.

One million two hundred thousand.

If this number were thrown onto the desk of an investment institution in Lujiazui or put into a project team of a major internet company, it would be insignificantly small, not even enough to support the expenses of a senior algorithm team for half a month.

But for Low Entropy Workshop, which had just taken root in the old factory building, this number carried a completely different weight.

It meant that next month's outsourced processing fees for machining special titanium alloy parts would finally no longer require Jiang Lin to advance funds personally.

It meant that in the next extreme test, G-01 could extravagantly prepare two extra sets of foot-end spare parts.

It meant that the extreme destructive fatigue test plan submitted by Xu Man's team several times, which had always been pressed at the bottom of the drawer due to concerns over high sample scrapping costs, finally had the financial confidence to see the light of day.

The more core significance lay in its source.

This was not start-up funding allocated by Jiangda University's Entrepreneurship Office to foster good relations and maintain favors.

It was not founder capital smashed in by Jiang Lin personally.

This was the real industrial world outside, after witnessing G-01's Physics performance with its own eyes, willingly pulling out real money for the first market-driven revenue to buy its next engineering test window.

Liang Zhixia lowered her eyelids, her gaze falling on the financial cash flow forecast table she had made on the side.

In that originally boring table, all capital inflow items of Low Entropy Workshop carried a one-way blood-transfusion nature.

The school's support, the founder's confidence.

Every line of income was like a countdown, coldly calculating how many more months this start-up company could survive on this money-burning hardware track.

And now, in the blank space of that table, a line of data with a completely different nature was forcefully beaten out through pure strength.

[Hengtai Unmanned Confined Tunnel Phased Engineering Coordination Fee]

[First Installment: 800,000]

[Remaining Balance: 400,000]

The corners of Liang Zhixia's mouth involuntarily curled up into a very small arc.

Chen Zhi, sitting opposite, looked up at this number, and then subconsciously switched out to the contract ledger template document.

Typing swiftly with her fingers, she bolded and marked all four key financial and legal fields—revenue recognition nodes, invoice issuance timing, performance deliverable verification, and balance trigger prerequisites—in striking red.

Qiu Yue stared at the eight hundred thousand and four hundred thousand on the screen, swallowing unconsciously.

She was certainly clear in her heart that Jiang Lin did not lack this little start-up capital at all.

But she also knew that the bottomless pit of Low Entropy Workshop would not suddenly achieve financial freedom because of a mere one million two hundred thousand.

But these were two completely different matters.

A founder having the money to pay out of pocket, versus the company squeezing money out of arrogant industrial giants relying on top-notch technology, represented two completely different survival states.

The former only showed that Jiang Lin could afford to lose.

The latter proved that in the cruel industrial world outside, G-01, this broken machine still rolling in the mud, already had a recognized price tag.

Lin Guanlan's calm voice came through the earphones, interrupting the brief silence.

"I've finished reading it; the setup of the fee terms itself is acceptable."

She changed the subject.

"However, a sentence must be forcibly squeezed into the end of this clause: Any coordination fees involved in this memorandum do not correspond to any form of intellectual property transfer, underlying technology licensing, industry exclusivity, or co-ownership of derivative achievements."

As soon as this legal terminology carrying a heavy defensive color came out, the faint temperature that had just risen in the meeting area was instantly pressed back into ice water.

Everyone woke up instantly.

This money was a transaction, but even more so, a game of wits.

What it bought was a ticket to the next stage of the testing ground, where the environment was harsher and the error tolerance rate was lower."

Liang Zhixia continued to check downward.

"Article 8: Restrictions on external publicity."

This was a disaster area, and Lin Guanlan requested to pick words word by word.

After several rounds of tug-of-war in emails, the final finalized version appeared unusually rigid.

Any externally published graphic and textual content related to this cooperation must forcibly meet three high-pressure red lines simultaneously:

First, exaggerated phrasing such as 'successfully adapted to mine inspection', 'capable of direct underground operations', and 'already equipped with production environment scale deployment capabilities' must not be used in the copywriting.

Second, between the lines, there must be no guidance implying that G-01 has passed the national real mine production environment safety access.

Third, packaging and describing this closed-nature site test as an ongoing formal commercial inspection task is strictly prohibited.

According to regulations, Hengtai could only write like this in the press release.

[Both parties have carried out preliminary cooperation on phased testing in a closed environment for the G-01 complex terrain mobile platform.]

Or looking forward to it.

[In the next stage, further grayscale testing will be carried out around the unmanned closed tunnel scenario.]

Bragging about even one word carrying commercial commitment would trigger breach-of-contract clauses.

Hengtai's business department obviously held a bellyful of fire regarding this restriction.

In the comment bubble of the revised version, they reluctantly left a tentative remark.

[Annotation: It is recommended that both parties compromise and allow the use of 'major verification of key technologies for mine inspection' as compromised phrasing.]

Lin Guanlan only glanced at it: "Directly delete the annotation; it must resolutely not be used."

Liang Zhixia asked somewhat hesitatingly: "Sister Guanlan, doesn't this term seem insufficiently neutral and a bit grey?"

"It's too grey."

Lin Guanlan's tone was solemn.

"In industry PR jargon, 'key technology verification' is easily misread by the capital market and regulatory levels as the project already having the foundation for productization and ready mass production at any time. To prevent subsequent thunder-exploding entanglements, the current unified external tone can only be called 'phased testing of complex terrain Physics mobile capabilities'."

Jiang Lin had been listening quietly all along, but at this moment, he suddenly raised his hand and chimed in: "Add another rigid regulation."

Liang Zhixia looked at him.

"In all externally published promotional materials, any suggestive mixed-cut footage placing G-01 into a real underground production environment to perform inspection tasks through non-real video editing methods is explicitly prohibited."

Zhou Minglan's fingers tapping the keyboard paused for a moment, and she immediately grasped the significance of this patch.

This was not only guarding against wordplay, but also serving to prevent editing fraud.

When doing joint PR, many tech companies and traditional big factories loved to play this sneaky trick.

In the text statement, they distanced themselves cleanly by saying it was not officially deployed, but in the promotional video released, through mixed cutting, they forcibly spliced the prototype's actions in the glamorous laboratory together with the real pitch-black mine, workers with coal ashes all over their faces, roaring production lines, high-tech dispatching large screens, and the final inspection report.

Accompanied by passionate background music, ordinary viewers and lay investor audiences would naturally develop a deep illusion that this machine was already relieving suffering at the bottom of the mine.

Jiang Lin was completely blocking Hengtai's business department's last path of relying on videos to build momentum.

Seven-forty in the evening.

The game of wits between both parties regarding all sensitive clauses basically ended.

The revised version with annotations was thoroughly cleared, the cumbersome suffix was removed from the filename, and it was locked in as the final execution version.

[G-01 Unmanned Confined Tunnel Phased Testing Memorandum_v1.0_Final]

The legally binding electronic signing link was officially sent out through the backend.

The signature confirmation person on Hengtai's side was Professor Xu Mingchuan, the deputy chief engineer of the technical department, as well as a deputy general manager of Hengtai in charge of testing.

At the signature place on Low Entropy Workshop's side, Jiang Lin tapped down his own electronic seal.

In the capacity of an external legal compliance consultant, Lin Guanlan left the underlying trace of review approval in the system.

Zhou Minglan quickly extracted the hash characteristic value of the final version file, branding it tightly into the technical asset boundary logs inside Low Entropy Workshop to ensure it could not be tampered with.

Chen Zhi dragged the mouse, officially classifying this heavy signed PDF file into the contract management ledger library of Low Entropy Workshop.

The system automatically generated a long string of unique identification numbers.

[LEI-CONTRACT-20220718-HT-001]

Before this, what Low Entropy Workshop possessed was only code, blueprints, several piles of scrapped parts, and heated discussions online.

And accompanying the generation of this number, it signed the first truly meaningful industrial scenario cooperation contract since its establishment.

Eight-fifteen in the evening.

The lighting on the first floor of the old factory building was somewhat pale.

G-01 was hoisted up again by the heavy lifting hoist and placed on the metal maintenance rack.

Xu Man's team did not, like ordinary maintenance workers, anxiously take water guns to wash away the ugly grime on the prototype.

They strictly followed the engineering data extraction process after testing.

The first step was to take a high-intensity flashlight and a macro camera, surround the six foot ends one by one for close-range photography, and record the original physical numbers of the components, installation positions, grain directions of stress wear, and specific morphologies of attached pollutants.

Chen Zhi stood aside holding a tablet, acting as a recorder and checking against the sample ledger.

"FOOT-RF-03, right front foot, severe mud contamination, obvious friction defects and deformation on the outer edge."

"FOOT-LM-02, left middle foot, bottom high-strength contact surface presents irregular indentation, suspected to be caused by stepping on sharp rocks."

"PROTECT-RF-01, right front protective shell, there is a horizontal scratch groove up to two millimeters deep on the surface, according to height comparison, suspected to be caused by scraping against rusted angle steel when passing through a narrow passage."

Xu Man squatted in front of the maintenance rack, wearing anti-static gloves, holding a pair of medical tweezers in her hand, carefully extracting a small piece of black cinder tightly embedded inside from the mechanical gap of the right front foot.

She did not throw it away as garbage.

Instead, she opened an engineering sample sealing bag and put the soil-bearing cinder into it.

Subsequently, she pasted a printed label on the outside of the bag.

[G01-MSPT-01 | RF-03 Mechanical Gap | Cinder Inclusion Sample | Retention of Sampling Before Cleaning]

She stood up, wiped the sweat from her forehead, looked up at Chen Zhi, and instructed: "Do not carry out any cleaning operations on this right front foot end first."

"The tangential direction of the scratches on it, the accumulation morphology after the mud solidifies, and the depth position of the cinder embedding are all precious raw data for analyzing the stress condition of the foot end in the thick mud.

Wait until President Jiang inspects these Physics states tomorrow before deciding whether to disassemble and scrap it."

Chen Zhi nodded and entered this special processing requirement into the electronic ledger.

In the suburban testing ground in the morning, that blood-pumping 37-degree blind test hill climb and that nine-minute-and-fifty-six-second thrilling game of wits, arriving in this cold factory building, had completely stripped away all emotional colors and highlight filters.

It was ruthlessly dismembered and split into component numbers, hundreds of damaged photos, blinding wear level data, bags of sealed environmental samples, and review materials about to be released.

Nine o'clock in the evening.

In the first-floor maintenance area, Xu Man's team was still using searchlights to carry out the final prototype cleaning and finishing work.

Chen Zhi was still repeatedly verifying the delivery deadlines of each clause in the contract ledger.

Qiu Yue sat in front of the computer, evaluating and sorting dozens of new external cooperation requests added to the company's external network email inbox today into separate folders.

In just a few hours, due to the video fermentation and industry rumors, Low Entropy Workshop's business email inbox was almost stuffed to bursting.

There were those doing open-pit mine inspections.

There were path-finding inquiries from the national emergency rescue institute.

There were giants responsible for inspecting cross-provincial high-voltage power corridors.

There were automated solution providers for oil and gas pipeline leak prevention.

And there were research institutes doing high-precision landform mapping.

Among these serious emails, there was even one mixed in from a company doing a well-known scenic spot sightseeing car project, sending a meandering proposal of several thousand words, passionately asking whether G-01's chassis could be modified into a giant mechanical bionic mount experience project that tourists could ride.