For instance, several institutions applied for the use of space travel routes, so we needed to discuss their missions specifically and individually before deciding whether to approve their applications.
Once other institutions had detailed knowledge of their missions and spaceships, we could say that we had everything under control, eliminating the possibility of issues arising.
In fact, looking at the results of the eting, dostically, the overall strategy was to leverage new technologies, including Space Link Technology, space optical energy transmission technology, Z-wave technology, etc., to increase international influence and create economic benefits.
Both are very important.
Currently, our dostic developnt is in a rapid growth phase, but accordingly, due to the speed of developnt, so areas have been unable to keep up.
For example, the very important financial aspect.
The US dollar remains the most important international currency, and we need to continue enhancing our influence and achieving results in various fields to increase the role of our dostic currency in international transactions.
Many plans are already in place for this.
One technology directly related to Yixing Company is the formation of new ’energy companies,’ which involves spinning off the Energy-Gathering Satellite sector from Yixing Unlimited Power Company to form an entirely new energy company and continuing to research related technologies, striving to achieve the ’transmission of energy’ with Renminbi pricing.
This equates to opening up a portion of the solar energy space transmission interface.
Of course.
This involves many technical issues, all of which need to be solved step by step.
But it’s certain that as soon as the Energy-Gathering Satellite is spun off from Unlimited Power Company, it will surely receive substantial investnt and launch a large number of Energy-Gathering Satellites around the sun, providing a continuous supply of transmittable solar energy for use across various industries.
This is also a restriction on the Unlimited Power Automobiles.
Zhao Yi had long been prepared for this, as no company in normal operation can maintain proprietary technology indefinitely.
For this reason, he had the company invest heavily in ’soft technology’ R&D, focusing on electronics, software, and intelligence, to create better products, so that we could have a firm footing in future competition instead of relying solely on proprietary technology for rapid expansion.
After attending the eting on opening space travel routes, Zhao Yi visited Yutu Robot Company and then went with Yuan Zhongchen to the newly ford Chinese Computer Technology Company.
The Chinese Computer Technology Company, primarily funded by Yutu and Yixing, invested heavily in the R&D of Chinese fundantal compilation software and was, for the ti being, a ’cash-burning’ company.
Since the company was established, various departnts had been created, the largest of which was the technology developnt departnt, already housing more than three hundred computer engineers.
The Chinese Computer Technology Company had just been established but had already formally entered the R&D phase.
Zhao Yi focused on the big picture of R&D, establishing a general software frawork, but the specifics were still managed by professionals.
Yuan Zhongchen took the company very seriously, always monitoring the progress of R&D, "We’re building on Yutu’s operating system base, incorporating many commands, and have started the related compilation work, but the main focus is still on Chinese recognition."
"Fundantal Chinese recognition is a huge project, and we have hired more than a dozen Chinese language experts who are constantly filtering through the characters."
"Based on the current pace, it will take at least another three months to complete the filtering and recognition of basic Chinese characters."
"This work is the most important, and it’s also why there is no need to expand the company at the mont."
"There’s no point in hiring more staff until the foundational work is completed."
Zhao Yi nodded as he listened.
In fact, he was quite satisfied with the progress of the R&D. Developing computer technology from the ground up isn’t an easy task. With other countries having decades of foundational computer developnt, it isn’t sothing that can be caught up with hastily. What they needed was continuous investnt and accumulation. With a sufficient foundation, only then could we aspire to reach higher things.
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