Black Technology Research Center

Fang Yuan wasn't very familiar with the matters concerning his father, much like how he had never asked about the development of the big data system after handing it over to him.

This time, Fang Yuan also didn't care about the progress of the 3D printing technology.

Moreover, leaving these matters to his father would save Fang Yuan a lot of trouble.

Besides, his father's good development was also his own good development, right?

Of course, the key technologies had to be firmly held in his own hands. His father thought the same way, and these researchers were all hired at a great price.

After this, he would have to treat these 'masters' even better.

However, his father was very clever, and his vigilance towards these people had never diminished. He divided the entire 3D printing technology into six major blocks and countless small modules, each implemented by different personnel.

Furthermore, they had almost never met each other. This meant that even if these people wanted to leak secrets, it wouldn't cause much loss to his father.

This was where his father was experienced. Additionally, all the patents were registered under the name of a shell company specializing in patents that his father had established earlier.

Of course, this company belonged entirely to his father, and no one else could even think of getting involved.

This didn't affect Fang Yuan. Right now, the thing Fang Yuan wanted to do most was to quickly realize this augmented reality technology (enhanced version).

Although this technology had passed its initial explosive period, the market was still quite large.

And it seemed that once his carbon-based chip was successfully developed, this technology would have a significant role to play.

Leaving these later matters aside for now, Fang Yuan planned to spend a week completing the entire algorithm for this technology, and it seemed that he could also optimize the algorithms involved.

After all, his skill level had reached a point where optimizing the algorithm was something he could do.

Over this long period, Fang Yuan had discovered a pattern: the products provided by the system were always the most all-encompassing, without any particular focus.

In other words, the system hadn't optimized it for any specific scenario. Perhaps this was one of the ways the system trained its host!

Fang Yuan could only find this excuse. If it weren't for this, given the system's nature, it should have given him the most outstanding products.

Actually, another reason Fang Yuan returned to Kyoto University was to experience what a normal undergraduate graduation felt like. Wasn't it so that his roommates were now as busy as dogs?

They were running around all day for their graduation theses. Of course, there were also those who had met a good thesis advisor and didn't have to be so busy all day.

This person was Chai Bin. The advantage of being a student union leader was reflected at this time.

Chai Bin's grades could be considered excellent in the entire dormitory, but they hadn't reached this level.

At least at this time, the most relaxed person should be Lin Mu.

However, he was quite unfortunate, having met a relatively strict thesis advisor.

Even though Lin Mu had already completed his graduation design and only had thesis-related matters left to complete, he still had to go to the laboratory every day.

Lin Mu couldn't guarantee what would happen otherwise.

Seeing Lin Mu's miserable appearance, Fang Yuan felt relieved. Fortunately, he didn't have such an experience, otherwise he wouldn't know how he would get through such days.

Not only Lin Mu, but most of the thesis advisors at Kyoto University were quite strict, at least much stricter than those at the so-called marginal first-tier universities.

Putting aside everything else, take Beihai University for example. It could be considered a proper first-tier university, ranked around 100th in the country.

But look at the situation of their undergraduate theses. To say nothing else, there are surprisingly few people who have started working on their theses.

According to past practice, they generally start working on their graduation theses after the start of the next semester, and the total time won't exceed three months. Some even complete the entire graduation thesis in just over ten days.

A thesis completed in just over ten days, with more than half the time spent modifying the format, how 'watered down' do you think this thesis will be?

Some engineering majors need physical objects, so they directly buy ready-made ones online, and after they are delivered, they install them according to the instructions, and that's their own work.

Such situations are everywhere. First-tier universities are like this, let alone those that are even worse.

The existence of such situations has made the current undergraduates worthless.

I don't know how long it will take for this situation to improve. Of course, the education department isn't unaware of the existence of this situation. Haven't they already canceled many previous systems?

The cancellation of the graduation make-up exam is a particularly reliable thing. From now on, it will be almost impossible to get a diploma after muddling through four years.

These things have little to do with Fang Yuan. His doctoral degree certificate is almost in the country. If it weren't for experiencing what the undergraduate graduation season is like, Fang Yuan would have left long ago.

"Phew! Finally finished! Next is the debugging work! I really have to say, why did I choose computer science in the first place? It would have been better to study a major like electronic engineering. Look at what they're doing! And look at myself, all I do is sit next to the computer and type, type, type!" Fang Yuan complained.

The augmented reality technology (enhanced version) that Fang Yuan is currently working on should be what electronic engineering majors are best at, which is the so-called embedded development.

Fang Yuan's knowledge in this area is no worse than that of electronic engineering students. Putting aside everything else, in terms of software, Fang Yuan could beat electronic engineering students with one hand. In terms of hardware, with solid physical skills as the foundation, he has already become no worse than them in a short period of time, and may even be stronger.

Don't mention it, when Fang Yuan saw the work placed in front of him after completing all the work, the satisfaction in his heart was completely different from the satisfaction he gained when completing the Kyushu System.

How should I put it, this kind of satisfaction is more real, while the satisfaction when completing the Kyushu System is more ethereal. It's hard to say which one is better, but the feeling of having a physical object in front of you makes Fang Yuan feel more at ease.

At least he knows what his work can actually do.

"Speaking of which, how should this little thing be handled?" Fang Yuan fell into deep thought.

As far as Kyushu's current situation is concerned, adding this little thing would be adding a burden. After all, this is a field that Kyushu has never laid out before.

Speaking of factory matters, it is the biggest damage to Kyushu.

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Well, there will always be a way when the time comes. I'll first sort out the relevant technologies and arrange for patents, otherwise, if something unexpected happens in the future, I won't have any ability to fight back.

At this moment, Fang Yuan suddenly thought of his two best "partners". Since Kyushu is not suitable for doing this kind of thing, those two guys should be interested in this little thing, right?

Especially the small chip integrated by Fang Yuan. Although the process is the most common process on the market, the internal is completely different.

Of course, even if the performance of products under the same process is optimized, it will be limited by the hardware ceiling.

It's not that Fang Yuan doesn't want to do better, the system really provides augmented reality technology-related chips, but this thing is really a bit difficult for Fang Yuan now.

Not to mention lithography machines and other instruments, Fang Yuan can't get them, even if he gets them, it's not something he can complete alone.

Look at how few developers each chip manufacturer has? From research and development to debugging to production, it is impossible to complete this process without the efforts of thousands of people.

Fang Yuan also wants to do his best, but the conditions are really not allowed!

As far as the current situation is concerned, there are at most no more than a handful of domestic companies qualified to play with chips, or even fewer.

Kirin is the only one who plays chips well. Thinking of this, Fang Yuan seems to understand something.

That's right! I don't have the conditions now, but there are those who meet these conditions!

Anyway, it will have to be made sooner or later. I only need to be responsible for the most core part, and the rest of the things seem to be able to be completed by these manufacturers, right?

Whether it can be completed or not is worth trying for Fang Yuan.

Don't Xiaomi and Ali both have their own chip research and development departments?

Especially Ali, I heard that their Pingtouge has made some achievements.

Anyway, they are also my partners, how could I not call them for good things?

If it really doesn't work, isn't there still Hua Factory? Their chip technology has reached a certain scale.

Putting aside everything else, the augmented reality chip that I need now should be easily realized if I look for them.

But the premise is that I have already designed it. Designing chips is something that will have to be done sooner or later anyway.

Can I use this thing to practice?

Hmm! This thing can be considered.

Fang Yuan nodded and made a decision. First contact Xiaomi and Ali. If they can do it, then Hua Factory will be put on hold for now. There will be opportunities for cooperation in the future.

If it can't be done, then Hua Factory will become Fang Yuan's only consideration!

After that, I still have more important things to do. Just a carbon-based chip is not something that my newly built research center can independently develop.

Those who should be contacted will have to be contacted sooner or later, not to mention that the old man from Hua Factory contacted me last time, didn't he?

It's a good opportunity to build relationships early.

Besides, they've been developing for years, and they've cultivated countless professionals in this field.

If we cooperate, I can take the opportunity to poach a few experts for my own research center. There will be many uses for them in the future.

I lack everything right now except technology. As long as I have people, I can bring out even more technology.