What does it mean to get a perfect score on the college entrance exam but then go missing?

It seems the standards in the war zone are quite high.

The first two projects were both ruined by Minister Wang.

This time, you have to say something nice, right?

Although this project is still in its early stages, the superiority of its technical approach has already been demonstrated.

If Minister Wang is still not satisfied with such an excellent project, then he is nitpicking.

As the president of the university, I, Ning Shuguo, naturally have to give a lecture.

Under the watchful eyes of everyone, Wang Qi was forced into a corner and could only stammer.

"I...think..."

"This project..."

"I really don't know how to say it..."

It's not that Wang Qi was just spouting nonsense.

He simply ran out of words.

This project was so outstanding that he couldn't find the right words to describe it.

Just then, Qin Ze quietly reminded him, "Value for money."

Wang Qi's mind was blank; upon hearing the prompt, he blurted out, "The cost-effectiveness of this project..."

Hey!

Holy crap!

I didn't mean to talk about cost-effectiveness.

How did I end up saying that?

Damn it! Qin Ze has gotten me into trouble again!

When a person is deep in thought, others should not pass words or give them things.

If you really want to give it to them, they will definitely accept it.

Before Wang Qi could explain, Ning Shuguo pressed, "Value for money? What do you mean? Is it low?"

Wang Zhanxi frowned.

I thought to myself, "This is something."

This project is great in every other way, but it's completely lacking in cost-effectiveness.

Because it is a large machine and fully autonomous, the cost is very high.

But Wang Zhanxi felt it was worth it.

So he explained, "Minister Wang's suggestion makes some sense."

"But I think the key to cost-effectiveness lies in the word 'cost-effectiveness'."

"If you focus too much on 'price' in the early stages, you won't be able to create a good project."

"Aren't you right, Minister Wang?"

Wang Qi was stumped by the question.

Qin Ze, what kind of sixth brother are you?

I didn't even think about asking about the price-performance ratio!

With such an excellent project, who would care about cost-effectiveness?

But at that moment, Qin Ze suddenly spoke up: "Mass-produced equipment has no meaning if cost-effectiveness is not taken into account."

"If the cost of a piece of equipment exceeds its actual working value."

"Why bother digging sand with a golden shovel?"

Upon hearing this, Wang Zhanxi frowned deeply: "Is this your idea?"

"Yes, teacher." Qin Ze nodded.

"Hmm! Very good."

Wang Zhanxi's expression was complicated.

First of all.

Qin Ze is able to think independently and identify the shortcomings of a project.

This is very valuable.

As students, we should have this kind of truth-seeking mentality.

But at the same time

His hasty remarks, made with only a superficial understanding, were somewhat abrupt.

"Xiao Qin, there's nothing wrong with your approach."

"but!"

"The potential of the S-01 is not limited to the cleaning areas you imagine."

"If you can step back and think of it as a multi-functional intelligent industrial robot."

"Does that mean it's more cost-effective?"

Qin Ze pursed his lips slightly and said, "If it's an industrial robot, I think the first thing it should do is resemble a human, right?"

Upon hearing this...

Wang Zhanxi gave a helpless, bitter smile.

After all, they are new students.

That's a very shallow idea.

Industrial robots don't necessarily have to be like humans; it's just a general term for a category.

Also.

Qin Ze also had limited knowledge of robots.

Humanoid robots are a relatively complex technology that urgently needs to be mastered.

High-degree-of-freedom coupling throughout the body, ZMP (Zero-Minute Moment) control, and the lifespan of the harmonic reducer...

There are still no good solutions to these problems.

Many people even believe that the path of humanoid robots is wrong.

Wang Zhanxi did not offer any comment on the debate over technological approaches.

He simply felt that, given the current technological conditions and the needs of the project, a robotic arm was the best option.

Seeing Qin Ze's confident demeanor, Wang Zhanxi was about to retort when Ning Shuguo spoke first.

"What's up? Xiao Qin, you have some ideas about the project?"

Qin Zezhen nodded emphatically: "Yes! Although I'm new to the project, I also have some preliminary thoughts."

Ning Shuguo and Wang Zhanxi had access to different information.

He knew that Qin Ze had entered the school as a genius.

Therefore, he will not dampen Qin Ze's enthusiasm.

Even on such an important occasion, he felt it was necessary to let Qin Ze speak.

After all, geniuses need to be followed, not suppressed.

So Ning Shuguo patiently said, "Then tell me."

"Then I'll offer my initial thoughts."

Qin Ze stepped forward and said.

"Considering the needs of this project."

"Personally, I think humanoid robots are the only option."

"Because only bipedal humanoids can adapt to all terrains and even have the ability to climb."

"It can also support multiple working arms and complete a variety of tasks."

"The level of detail in the humanoid form is unmatched by other machines."

Ning Shuguo pouted as he looked at Qin Ze.

Listening to the Lord's words is like listening to the words.

These are all written knowledge from textbooks, and some are even considered common sense.

You can grab any random person on the street with a bachelor's degree or higher, and they can say the same thing.

Too general, too superficial, too official.

But Principal Shuguo patiently asked, "Could you be more specific?"

"Specifically?"

Qin Ze bit his finger.

"Have you guys played Titanfall?"

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Everyone was stunned.

Titan? Fallen?

So you're just making a scene here?!

! ! ! !

If you're asked to explain your technical perspective, why are you comparing it to games?

Younger people like Song Zhiyu, Feng Run, and Kou Xiang are familiar with this game.

It's a first-person shooter (FPS) game with a sci-fi theme.

We're having a serious discussion about science projects, and you're giving an example of a science fiction game?

Is there any basis for comparison?

So you actually threw out a brick to attract jade when you said you were just throwing out a brick!

Don't even mention how many experts and professors were there.

If you ever say something like that in a high school physics class, your physics teacher will think you need to quit your internet addiction.

Ning Shuguo, Wang Zhanxi, and Yu Xiangshu do not play games.

But when they heard the words "Titans have fallen," they already knew what was going on.

Qin Ze is talking complete nonsense.

Whether it's games or movies, they are all products of technology.

Only with technological advancements can artists unleash their imaginations through technological achievements.

If you prioritize artistic works as a guide and then try to figure out how to develop projects, you will inevitably fail miserably.

Wang Zhanxi was somewhat disappointed in this slightly impetuous young man.

I thought that since the principal arranged for him to come in, he must be at least at a certain level.

But after seeing this today, I feel that this child is not even as good as some high school students.

Yu Xiangshu's face was also full of question marks.

No, who is this child?

We're working on this research project, so why is he just babbling on and on?

Even if you're going to say it, at least try to be reasonable.

What Titan fell?

That's completely irrelevant!

I don't know what the university was thinking, letting a kid speak all the time. Don't they have any rules anymore?

Ning Shuguo felt somewhat awkward under Xiang Shu's intense gaze.

I allowed Qin Ze to speak because I had high hopes for him.

Who knew he would suggest a game?

They have absolutely no connection.

the most important is!

This kid has only been in college for a few days, how come he's already addicted to the internet?