Scholar’s Advanced Technological System

Stepped into the lab.

Academician Xue looked around nervously.

Tension is due, on the one hand, to curiosity and, on the other, to fear of seeing things that should not be seen.

As if to see through his concerns, the ark walked him into the lab with a relaxed tone.

“Don't be so nervous, since you're the person involved, even if you see these things, it's nothing. ”

The lab on the third basement is different, but it doesn't matter here. Since he moved these things to the surface, it means that even if someone saw them, they wouldn't be in the way.

After hearing the words of the Ark, Xue Yard finally relieved himself and restored a calm expression on his face. He stopped being shy and began to curiously gauge the layout of the laboratory.

This is unlike most of the laboratories he's seen, and even more like a neatly structured workshop than a laboratory.

Looking at the closest device to himself, which looked like a wardrobe connected to a computer, Xue Xue asked casually.

“What is this?”

“Laser Melting 3D Printing System… mainly used to process some of the metals and plastic pieces I need, after all it's a hassle to order from a partner, I don't really want to waste time waiting. ”

Dr. Xue was surprised.

“Will you still operate this thing? ”

The Ark explained casually.

“It's acoustically controllable in a way… thanks to our AI technology. ”

Upon hearing this explanation, Reverend Xue consciously opened his lower mouth.

Voice control?

Artificial intelligence?

How does this thing sound and intelligent?

Automated modeling is understandable, but how on earth can AI get through a few sentences to understand exactly what models users need? Is this a problem that can be solved through simple artificial intelligence or fuzzy computation?

After all, however, he was not an expert in that area and had no say without understanding it, so he did not become more involved in the issue, but rather looked at another piece of equipment that he did not understand the purpose.

“So... what about that?” Pointing to the silver and white metal tube that runs across the lab, Dr. Xue went on to ask, “What's that thing for? ”

“Multi-line single-photon channels… this is what I'm going to show you," walked to the middle of that metal tube, and the ark picked up the gloves from the experimental table next to it and put them on, carefully removing a cylindrical structure covered by a titanium alloy bracket from a cryogenically inert gas protection box.

In this cross-sectional part of the cylinder, a cellular opening can be seen, while in the central part of the cylinder, it consists of a translucent vessel like a piece of abrasive glass.

Looking at the things that came out of nowhere to touch the head, Academician Xue felt like he was a primitive person.

I didn't want to say why, but I really couldn't understand why, and eventually he said it without fighting.

“What is this? ”

“A three-dimensional cavity with a multi-mode structure, the main material being an alloy of molybdenum and molybdenum and other materials that satisfies all our fantasies about the quantum world…” It seems to me that the sentence is somewhat inaccurate, and after a moment of reflection, the ark correctly says, "at least at this stage of the fantasy. ”

Academician Xue opened his mouth slightly.

Everything in front of him is somewhat beyond his expectations.

Intuition told him that what was in front of him might be more powerful than he thought, but for a moment and a half, he couldn't tell where this near-magical infectious power came from.

……

One time he even forgot what he was here for.

“I know you have a lot of questions to ask and I'll talk to you later about your confusion. ”

As if to see through the surprise and desire for knowledge on the old man's face, the ark gently lowered its head and then turned around to place this mysterious cylinder carefully on a groove that matched almost 100 per cent of the opening.

Watching the cylinder descend at an even speed under the traction of gravity, the ark stepped back and stood beside a computer with a satisfied smile on its face.

“Perfect! ”

Academician Xue: “… I don't quite understand. ”

“In short, this is a quantum entangled amplifier, which you can understand as a magnifying glass. But it's not light, it's something more microscopic than light. ”

Academician Xue's face had a slight facial expression, a possibility of madness appeared in his mind.

“... monophotons? ”

“Correct… but not completely, precisely entangled photon pairs. ”

Saying, the ark struck a ringing finger, as if it had heard some kind of order. The signal lights on the chassis behind him lit up, and there was a slight buzz at both ends of the silver and white metal tube in front of him.

Not realizing how appalling this scene was to the man next to him, the Ark continued to explain.

“… By placing a three-dimensional cavity of this multi-mode structure in a special magnetic field, free state thallium atoms free in the alloy enter an extremely insensitive state, thus isolating them from interference in the environment and capturing and synchronizing the photons entering the port, then passing the entanglement state through a new single photon emitter to the next repeater and repeating the above process. ”

Academician Xue's eyes suddenly widened.

“This, isn't it! ”

“Looks like you've guessed," the ark smiled down, "quantum communication. ”

In the middle of the conversation, the preparation process for the experiment has been completed.

64 pairs of photons are emitted from port A and amplified by the repeater while passing through the quantum repeater in the middle of the pipeline, continuing to emit to the next channel and eventually received by the receiver of port B.

Looking at the number of feedback on the screen, the corner of the ark's mouth held a smile.

64 pairs of photons.

Receive all!

Without a doubt, his experiment has been successful!

Staring at what was happening in front of him, Xue Yard, standing in the middle of the lab, gradually recovered from surprise until the Ark recorded the data into the database.

“Is it over? ”

The Ark stood in front of the computer and returned at random.

“It's over. The experiment was a success. ”

Reverend Xue: "… what are you showing me this for? ”

There is no doubt that what he sees in front of him is more confidential than quantum encryption algorithms.

He really couldn't figure out why the Ark had to show itself these things.

“Because it's not perfect, I've only solved some of the problems, but there are still some that haven't been solved, and this part isn't what I'm good at...” The Ark looked at the wall clock and suddenly laughed and said, “Now that the experiment is over, let's talk somewhere else. ”

As he said, the Ark reached out and hit several buttons on the keyboard, waiting for the device to shut down completely, and then pressed the power key next to the chassis.

After doing so, he returned his gaze to Reverend Xue and made an invitation.

“Go to my office. ”

“We can have something to drink and talk about these interesting questions. ”