Vicente said, “Alright, thank you, Ms. Chavez. There’s tea and
fruit here–please help yourself.”
“Thank you, Mr. Leach.”
Replying to Vicente, Harriet squatted down and began
assembling the parts he had removed, then started the system
upgrade.
Since the robot was only 80 centimeters tall, she had to squat
to operate it.
Her laptop was on the coffee table. Harriet worked quickly–what
would take others forty or fifty minutes, or even over an hour,
she finished in half an hour.
At that moment, Vicente returned right on time.
Seeing him, Harriet said, “Mr. Leach, the system has been
upgraded and the battery is charged. When using wireless
charging, the robot can go to the charging area by itself. You
can also use it with a cable in the same way.”
“I’ve reset the system, so it should now be in the mode that
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suits you best.”
“Mr. Leach, you can treat it like a normal person. Besides the
health check function, it can help you clean the house, feed
your pets, and keep you company for conversation.”
“It basically has the mobility of a normal person, and the Al chat
function can provide emotional support.”
“As for how to use it, after the system upgrade, you can operate
it directly by voice, Mr. Leach. For example, if you want to check
your health, you can just say so out loud.”
“Of course, that’s just for your own health check. If you want to
check someone else, you’ll need to input their basic information
separately.”
“The eyes are scanners, and the smart screen on its chest is the
main control panel. You can do any operation from there.”
Harriet explained the operation in detail. Vicente asked, “Can it
cook?”
Harriet replied, “Yes, once it recognizes the kitchen, it can
automatically search for recipes based on available ingredients. and cook meals. The dishes rarely repeat, and if you have
something specific you want to eat, you can input it and it will
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follow your instructions.”
“For convenience, Mr. Leach, you can give it a name, which you
can change later if you like.”
“Its height can also be automatically adjusted to handle.
different household tasks.”
As Harriet spoke, she operated the robot, and it immediately
began adjusting its height and shape, quickly transforming from
a chubby, cute robot into an adult–sized one.
For a moment, Vicente was stunned.
It was like watching a sci–fi movie.
Although he had seen all kinds of high–tech, attended military
exhibitions, and observed combat weapons, seeing a robot
transform in his own home–seeing advanced technology
integrated into the details of daily life-
Vicente was still deeply impressed.
Watching Harriet’s skillful operation, Vicente was even more
amazed.
So young, and a woman at that–yet so talented in technology.
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Her future development would certainly not be limited to home
robots and consumer products.
She was fully capable of working on industrial projects, or even
more important ones.
Sensing Vicente’s amazement, Harriet added, “Mr. Leach, you
can also have it accompany you on walks, and its defense
capabilities are very strong.”
As Harriet finished speaking, Vicente said, “Ms. Chavez, you are
truly remarkable.”
Harriet really was remarkable. If it weren’t for her patent and her
joining the home robot project, Galaxy Innovations‘ products
wouldn’t be so high–end, or even perfect.
Reginald had a keen eye for talent. By inviting Harriet to join
Galaxy Innovations, he would lead the company into a new era.
Seeing Vicente’s surprise, Harriet smiled and said, “This is
nothing. Human technology develops rapidly. Once wireless
power is widely used, there will be even greater breakthroughs.
By then, no one will need to drive–small aircraft will fill the skies,
and even traffic police will be flying to direct traffic.”
Hearing Harriet’s vision for the future and her passion for her
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work, Vicente smiled and said, “Well, Ms. Chavez, let’s fill our
stomachs first and eat. We can continue chatting after lunch.”
Hearing Vicente mention lunch, Harriet snapped back to reality.
She glanced at her watch–it was already eleven thirty.
Restoring the robot to its original form, Harriet said, “Sorry, Mr. Leach, I’ve taken up your time. I’ll head back now and send you
the new manual later.”
When Harriet said she was leaving, Vicente smiled and said,
“Ms. Chavez, if it were any other time, I wouldn’t insist you stay for lunch. But since it’s already lunchtime, it would be impolite
not to invite you. Besides, it seems you haven’t finished your
explanation yet.”
He added, “There’s no one else at home, and the meal is simple.
I just hope I haven’t neglected you, Ms. Chavez.”
What Vicente said made sense, and she had indeed not
finished speaking earlier, nor had she asked for Vicente’s
opinion.
So she politely said, “Sorry to trouble you, Mr. Leach.”
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