Chapter 879 - 158: Process Upgrade

Latovia does not lack raw materials and semi-finished products. They can obtain material support through agreements with the European Union. What they lack is high-precision processing technology—

Because Atlas Group’s technical route is prosthetic technology, the industrial production technology is also based on this technology.

However, high precision encryption is extremely dependent on data from industrial production chips, and this data relies heavily on extensive data debugging...

Fortunately, Jilafa Group will provide it.

The processed Cyber Modulators will have cross-dimensional connectivity, sharing signals and data to equipment and prosthetics in another world, enabling Latovia to produce data and collaborate in production.

Once cross-dimensional production is activated, uncontrollable losses in production will be further reduced, and even a 0.1% yield improvement is crucial in industrial production.

This grand worker movement will gradually spread, bringing Latovia a large amount of data needed for production, allowing Latovia to gradually enhance its industrial capabilities by continuously increasing the number of servers—

At the same time, in places unknown to these workers, Latovia’s workers will gradually attempt to access real-time production, acting as a neural link to enhance the overall computing power and load capacity of the production system.

[New Production Process Loaded: Super Micro Assembly Technology]

[Description: Suitable for ultra-high precision processing. Prosthetic workers use nano-level electric control engraving equipment and oscillation technology for micro-component welding, achieving a precision level of 0.01 microns.]

[New Production Process Loaded: Dynamic Crystal Growth]

[Description: Utilizing human brain neural computing power, it accepts complex gas and temperature data in real-time to control the complex parameters of crystal processing devices, growing optical chips in a controlled environment.]

[New Production Process Loaded: Adaptive Intelligent Welding and Dynamic Finished Product Assembly]

[Description: At the end of the process assembly and production, workers’ test limbs are accessed, synchronously completing welding rotations, factory commissioning, and pre-installation operations.]

[New Production Process Loaded: Neural Metallurgical Technique]

[Description: Artificial neural network AI is loaded onto the human brain, controlling the metallurgy system in real-time to achieve fusion forging of metals.]

[Cross-dimensional Production Scale Expanded, Now Upgraded to Second-level Cross-dimensional Production]

[Second-level Cross-dimensional Production: Coordination of more than ten thousand personnel in production lines using high-precision equipment production technology.]

[Efficiency Improvement: Uncontrollable defect rate reduced by 20%, space-time flow rate discrepancies have been leveled by the loaded AI technology, and the time flow rate difference is approaching alignment.]

[Continue to Expand Production Scale to Unlock Third-level Scale]

The AI technology in this world suffered a significant blow, leading companies to abandon the once widely promoted intelligent production model for a long period, progressively adopting manpower instead.

Nonetheless, adopting manpower also has its benefits: the human brain is a kind of neural network, the theoretical foundation for most AI programs. After transferring the production programs to trained workers, these programs can achieve the same effect.

For some productions, such as the dynamic finished product assembly at the end, workers will directly detach their prosthetics and connect the freshly processed prosthetic to a limb interface, which is actually a work-related testing endpoint—

The chip in the brain-computer interface will occupy brain computing power, driving the processing and debugging device, and the worker will directly use the prosthetic to ensure the product is functioning properly.

Besides this, there is also direct human brain interfacing with work equipment, utilizing the brain’s excellent integrated computing abilities, merging various tactile, visual, touch, hearing, and even olfactory inputs from prosthetics into a comprehensive perception, which is then input into the AI chip for unified output, controlling production equipment with high efficiency.

No matter the production model, extended work hours will subject workers’ brains to prolonged current stimulation, and prolonged exposure can lead to inflammation, which is a very normal occurrence, not to mention the mental stress involved...

But the workers who have switched to the new Cyber Modulators feel refreshed—

Far in another world, Latovia’s workers are sharing the computational load, dispersing the energy consumption pressure that originally weighed on one person.

"Working for oneself truly feels refreshing, it turns out some people can work until they’re happy..."

On the production line, a skilled technician operated the freshly stationed Jilafa powder metallurgy equipment.

The situation in Bremen changed very quickly: small and medium-sized enterprises couldn’t control the personal freedom of workers under the watchful eyes of the European Union. This forced them to take cues from the one who fled hurriedly that day, the Kneeling Brother.

Then they realized, kneeling seemed to make no difference: Jilafa Company started investing in Bremen’s industries, so their upstream changed from EBM to Jilafa, with European Union officials in the background...

This work can be done!

"Hehe, leader, you really know how to motivate these workers... the factory’s production efficiency has reached 120%, that’s incredible..."

In the camera, it was the small enterprise company dog that knelt in the middle of the road trying to block a pickup truck just a few days ago.

Seeing this face beaming with flattery, Phantom couldn’t help but curl their lips.

Sevens walked ahead, taking the largest space in the camera, with hardworking workers smiling in the background, and the company representatives with full smiles beside them, and empathetic European Union officials in front...

Elliot stood beside the production line, with a neural link in his hand connected to the device’s port, in front of him was a mechanical performance testing instrument—

[Elliot: Brother, the finished products are really good, the workers here have some skills.]

[Elliot: We have a good chance of winning the bid against EBM.]

Just two days later, the local government of Bremen and the European Bank would release funds to repair sections of the Bremen highway. This order is moderate in size but is almost certain to affect subsequent project contracts for public infrastructure contractors.

All local businesses in Bremen are coming to meet Jilafa and the European Union’s demands. EBM’s production capacity has already been greatly affected, and they are struggling with normal deliveries, so how could they compete with these companies under the "guidance" of the special political committee?

All the news is broadcasting the changes in Bremen’s situation, Elliot is full of confidence—

It seems they’ve already won.

They actually managed to outdo a large corporation like EBM in production efficiency!

Withdrawing the neural link, Elliot had just taken two steps when he saw Alina walking over from the entrance and nodded to him:

[Alina: Boss, the military prosthetics aided by the European Union have arrived.]

Military prosthetics are boutique goods in Night City, favorites of mercenaries, but they’re not impossible to obtain.

However, in the European Union, even the loss of a firearm with lethal capabilities can prompt a joint investigation by Network Supervision and local forces, making it nearly impossible for ordinary people to obtain such items.

Looking at Alina’s face, Elliot suddenly felt a bit worried:

The probability of cyberpsychosis caused by military prosthetics rises geometrically, and in the European Union, cyberpsychosis incidents are most frequently associated with the chaos of Night City and Military Technology—

Military Technology companies have the largest number of prosthetic warriors globally, and cyberpsychosis incidents are frequent. The European Union has used the situation in New America as a counterexample in their propaganda to highlight the terror of cyberpsychosis and the legitimacy of military control.

Thinking of this, Elliot walked to Alina and asked: "Are you sure you want to implant it?"

Alina grinned: "We mercenaries have always hoped for a stable and respectable job... now there’s a chance to get a position in the European Union, who would refuse such a good opportunity?

Besides... this job is quite meaningful—I will protect you well, boss."