blueteamnovel Chapter 275 275: KINE Robots
Chapter 275 275: KINE Robots
Training Facility.
Caleb looked around the so-called training facility in awe. Although he had already seen it from the memories of his predecessor. Seeing a futuristic, sci-fi facility still gives him a surreal experience, as if he was dreaming. Yes, his own room and the mansion of his family have quite some advanced technologies. However, it still couldn't compare to what was in front of him right now.
'It must've cost a lot.'
Everything has glass walls with a panel that one can touch. There are also seven mechanical robots walking around with blue energy core in the center of their chest and they are covered with white metallic armor from head to toe. According to his memory, these robots had the combat experience of special forces downloaded on their system. All kinds of martial arts, fighting tactics, and strategy. The metals they were made of couldn't only absorb 70% kinetic energy but also transfer the damage evenly once an attack hits one part or spot of the body. These mechanical robots are called KINE Robots.
How does this all work? It all thanks to the materials it was made of that could absorb kinetic energy. Kinetic energy doesn't sound special but...
Kinetic energy refers to the energy possessed by an object due to its motion. When it comes to the Kinetic Robots, their ability to absorb 70% of kinetic energy suggests a sophisticated defense mechanism designed to minimize the impact of physical attacks.
Kinetic energy is a measure of an object's motion, given by the formula KE = 0.5 * m * v^2, where m is mass and v is velocity.
The Kinetic Robots are equipped with a specialized material, possibly a composite of advanced alloys or futuristic polymers, capable of absorbing kinetic energy upon impact. By absorbing 70% of kinetic energy, the material acts as a cushion, reducing the force of a physical blow and minimizing damage.
Not only that, the absorbed kinetic energy is not dissipated but evenly distributed across the robot's structure.
This even distribution ensures that no single part of the robot takes the brunt of an attack, preventing vulnerable points from being exploited.
The kinetic energy is transferred through an internal network of interconnected components, effectively spreading the force throughout the entire robotic body.
As Caleb navigated through the sea of information, he couldn't help but appreciate the variety of perspectives. The students' sources ranged from family connections and firsthand experiences to digital forums and online articles. The diversity of insights painted a more comprehensive picture of the cutting-edge technologies embedded in the training facility. However, all of what they talked about was already something he knew. Well, most of...
While some were impressed by the self-repairing mechanisms, others marveled at the combat adaptability of the AI system. The overall consensus, however, was a sense of awe at the amalgamation of advanced features that made the training facility an epitome of futuristic genetic warrior training.
*Ahem!*
Zhuge cleared his throat and stood at the front, a sleek headset in his hands. With an air of mystery, he introduced the newest addition to their training arsenal—the Ascendancy Simulator, a Virtual Reality Gear that had revolutionized the genetic warrior world.
"As you can see," Zhuge began, holding up the VR headset, "this is no ordinary device. The Ascendancy Simulator will immerse you in a virtual world so realistic you'll feel like you're really there. It can simulate different terrains, environments, and most importantly, demon beasts for you to combat."
He went on to explain the intricacies of the system, highlighting its ability to replicate pain with 100% accuracy. The idea was to create an environment where students could experience the intensity of real combat without the risk of physical harm. However, Zhuge emphasized that, although the pain was real, the consequences were not; no one would die even if they were defeated inside the virtual reality.
As Zhuge concluded his explanation, the room buzzed with a mix of excitement and apprehension. Some students whispered among themselves, sharing their thoughts and concerns about the upcoming VR combat training.
"I heard the pain is exactly like real life. Can you imagine how intense that's going to be?" remarked one student, worry etched across their face.
Another chimed in, "Yeah, but we won't really die, right? It's just a game. Still, the thought of feeling real pain is kinda scary."
A group of friends gathered in a corner, voices hushed as they discussed the implications. "I wonder if we'll be able to handle it. Fighting demon beasts is one thing, but feeling the pain for real? That's on another level."
'Virtual Reality? Fuck!' Caleb rubbed his ears to see if he didn't hear it wrong.