"This drone of ours is indeed for civilian use! It is definitely not a military product!" Su Mu, chairman of Frontier Technology Co., Ltd., Could not hide his excitement during the interview in front of the camera, and his tone was full of helplessness and eagerness that could not be concealed.
The reporter opposite held the microphone and continued to ask, with a professional tone: "But according to the public statements of the relevant Russian departments, they praised your company's drone and called it the most advanced military-grade drone in the world. How do you respond to this?"
Su Mu took a deep breath, frowned, and said with a hint of imperceptible collapse in his voice: "I'll reiterate again, this is really a civilian drone, we have never been involved in the military industry!"
No one knew that Su Mu was not an aborigine of this era. He took over the family's small drone manufacturing factory that was on the verge of bankruptcy and had outdated equipment. Relying on the civilian technology reserves from the future in his mind, he is deeply involved in the civilian market and plans to develop a series of products that meet people's livelihood needs and revitalize the factory step by step.
The civilian aerial photography drone he took the lead in developing was originally intended to meet civilian needs such as outdoor exploration and agricultural surveying. However, it was unexpectedly favored by the military. It was purchased in batches and put into use. It was also dubbed "the most powerful military drone in modern times" by the outside world.
The civilian tourist space shuttle he spent a long time developing was originally intended to allow ordinary people to experience the fun of space tourism. As soon as it completed its first test flight, the aerospace department came to visit and directly placed a tens-billion-level special order, requesting that it be specially adapted and modified for space missions.
Even the agricultural humanoid farming robot he customized to solve agricultural farming problems could not escape the fate of being "militarized"
Reader comments
The protagonist keeps explaining that his products are for civilian use, but the state is there to add fuel to the flames. The protagonist can't even explain clearly. It takes two or three chapters to write and mention, and it's annoying to read. If it doesn't work, just ask the state to issue you a military industrial license. I'm tired of seeing it.
The protagonist keeps explaining that his products are for civilian use, but the state is there to add fuel to the flames. The protagonist can't even explain clearly. It takes two or three chapters to write and mention, and it's annoying to read. If it doesn't work, just ask the state to issue you a military industrial license. I'm tired of seeing it.
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