"Okay, let's go back. These are all machines operated by one person, so you can't help!"

After sending away the meal delivery people and watching Moore continue to go out and lead people to collect supplies, Sumo also started nervous production while sitting in the shipyard.

Although this shipyard uses modular technology and is labeled as fully automated, the actual placement and operation is not as simple as imagined.

The initial scope of application of the shipyard was to manufacture spacecraft capable of traveling in space.

Therefore, after importing the design drawings of the destroyer, the built-in system of the shipyard did not respond at all and only gave a schematic diagram of where to place it.

Fortunately, despite the rapid advancement of module technology, the original mechanical device has not been abandoned.

By controlling the slightly ancient handle, you can also choose to grab the steel plate and place it in the appropriate place marked on the drawing.

If the placed steel plate is red on the shipyard's display, it means it was not placed correctly. On the contrary, it means the placement was successful.

In other people's eyes, as soon as the morning came, Sumo quickly moved more than 20 meters and put down all the steel plates made yesterday.

But it was not until lunchtime that Somo, who was so busy with back pain from work, only corrected half of his mistakes and barely completed the positioning and angle of the fifteen steel plates.

Controlling the shipyard's special welding arm, after connecting these fifteen pieces, the production of one-fifth of the bow bottom was finally completed.

On Earth, the steps to build a qualified warship are generally the same.

The first is paper cutting, the professional term is "cutting", to cut out qualified steel plates to complete the preliminary production.

The second step is to fold the paper. In the industry, professional forging machines are used to process the paper into the desired shape, without even the slightest difference in angle.

This step is also the place where the manufacturing level can be best distinguished. Whoever has higher forging technology and higher precision will be stronger.

The third step, which is what Sumo is currently doing, is assembly, splicing together various prepared materials to form the hull.

"Building a ship is as difficult as reaching the sky!"

Most shipbuilding companies are a team with dozens of people and a clear division of labor.

Once here, except for the help of a lonely robotic arm, Sumo had to learn all other knowledge from scratch.

Although there is some help in transferring memories after falling asleep every night, and there is a mind ring to focus on, in actual practice, Soma is still unable to control his mental energy.

It lasted until four o'clock in the afternoon. Feeling dizzy and even starting to show symptoms of hypoglycemia, Somo immediately took off his work, took out a bottle of Nether Energy Water and drank it all in one gulp.

"Upgrade, must upgrade, save this survival point, I'm afraid I will die suddenly before the boat is ready!"

"I still have 20,000! It's a small enough upgrade. This time I want to see what the next step in modular technology is!"
Chapter completed!