The speaker was Wang Jiancheng, and he seemed to be very dissatisfied with the results at this stage.

"There's no way. The current limit response speed of motors is also 500 milliseconds. To meet your standards, we have to at least wait until the next generation of DC servo motors appears."

Qiu Mai replied somewhat helplessly.

"But isn't it said that the response speed of the motor is within 10 milliseconds? It can even be as fast as 0.1 milliseconds."

".What you are talking about is the startup response speed! To reach the working speed, is 0.1 millisecond enough? We can now achieve 500 milliseconds which is pretty good."

"If it doesn't work, don't pursue agility. Let's deal with the problem of weight-bearing first."

"That goes against my intention of designing this exoskeleton!"

"How can any equipment completely achieve the design goals from the beginning? It has to be iterated from generation to generation."

The two people inside were still arguing. Chen Nian opened the dust-proof curtain and walked in, interjecting and asking:

"What are you two arguing about?"

Hearing Chen Nian's words, the two of them turned their heads subconsciously. After seeing Chen Nian's face clearly, Wang Jiancheng said quickly:

"Senior, you came just in time."

"We have a problem now. The DC servo motor cannot achieve the expected effect at all. The exoskeleton responds very slowly. It's almost impossible to put it on and fall every step of the way."

Chen Nian glanced at Wang Jiancheng and then at Qiu Mai, whose face was full of resentment.

It looked like the older sister at home was kind enough to help her younger brother with his homework, but was rejected in the end.

This made Chen Nian want to laugh a little. He shook his head gently and said:

"I heard you guys arguing just now."

"Actually, what Qiu Mai said is right - haven't I said it before? If you want to truly achieve the agility of a mechanical exoskeleton, your only way is to implement BCI brain-computer direct connection."

"With the current technical conditions, even if the problem of DC servo motors is solved, it is impossible to truly make the exoskeleton 'control like an arm'."

"Why don't you really change your mind and do what your sister Qiu Mai said, solve the problem of weight-bearing first, and then consider agility."

"But even if the problem of carrying weight is solved, it is of no use! When the army is fighting, there is no agility. Will the enemy wait for you to move up slowly?"

Hearing Wang Jiancheng's words, Chen Nian couldn't help but rolled his eyes.

"You know what a hammer army is!"

"You don't really think that the mechanical exoskeleton was created to cultivate super soldiers like Master Chief, do you?"

"Don't be ridiculous. The real solution for mechanical exoskeletons is to solve the problem of evacuation operations."

"What is evacuation warfare?"

Wang Jiancheng asked with a confused look on his face.

"The so-called evacuation operation refers to dismantling large-scale group operations into multi-module, decentralized, and beyond-visual-range complex battles, and using independent combat units to form the entire combat and command system."

"This method of combat is actually a continuation of the modern combat operations of the Air Force and Navy."

"Its purpose is to avoid the natural disadvantages of traditional combat methods and maximize the combat effectiveness of a single combat unit."

"Let's put it this way, it is a macroscopic three-three system."

"Oh, I see."

Wang Jiancheng nodded, but then asked:

“But what does that have to do with the design of my exoskeleton?”

"It's a big deal."

"Such a combat method requires each combat unit to have extremely high firepower delivery capabilities. Otherwise, once the combat units are dispersed, they will be easily surrounded and annihilated."

"In order to achieve this goal, we must either miniaturize weapons, engage in human-machine coordination of unmanned aerial systems, or increase the load capacity - which is the current mechanical exoskeleton."

"So, the significance of mechanical exoskeletons is not to engage in agile combat."

"Because on most battlefields, there are no scenarios that require soldiers to maneuver frequently or move at high speeds."

"What they need to do is squat in a trench for a day, walk hundreds of miles on a long marching route, or stay behind a cannon to carry ammunition, and move hundreds or even thousands of rounds at a time."

"How agile do you think they really need to be in this situation?"

"After all, we are not training sergeants, but general warriors who can work closely together."

After hearing Chen Nian's words, Wang Jiancheng fell silent for a moment.

Qiu Mai on the side had a look on his face that said, "Yes, yes, that's it."

When Wang Jiancheng didn't answer, she spoke:

"My thinking is also the same. By solving the problem of load-bearing, we can improve the continuous combat capability. As for further applications, we can take our time."

"That's not to say that agile exoskeletons are completely useless. For example, special operations, civilian mechanical control, etc. are still useful."

"But products always need to be iterated step by step."

"Just like our J-22 and J-20B, even though they perform so perfectly now, behind the scenes, they must have been improved one version after another. If you don't believe me, ask your senior, isn't he also involved?

It’s part of the job.”

"That's right, Chen Nian?"

Hearing her question, Chen Nian was stunned for a moment.

Improvements from version to version?

Not really

However, given the current situation, it is certainly inconvenient to say this.

So, he had no choice but to say:

"Well, yes, it does need to be revised many times."

There will be another chapter later
Chapter completed!