Tech Dominator Starts with Raising Kids-Chapter 228: Offline Experience Store

In fact, based on the data collected by Zero, humans have indeed researched ternary computers before.

As early as the 1960s, our big brother, who strived and fought against all odds, had already developed a ternary computer named Setun.

This ternary computer utilizes three expressions: 1, 0, and -1, which correspond to high, zero, and low voltage levels. It has one more digit compared to the binary computers we are familiar with today.

From a modern perspective, ternary computers are more suitable for artificial intelligence, because they can exist in three states: yes, no, and unknown.

Ternary computers are more suited for AI research.

However, compared to ternary computers, binary systems are easier to implement, have better voltage noise margins, and were more stable back then.

Online information only provides fragmented details about ternary computers, and the manufacturing technology has been lost in the midst of conflict.

After reviewing the data collected by Zero, Mo Jingchun rubbed his temples.

Currently, researching ternary computers is almost akin to starting from scratch.

A thousand Points, just for this kind of thing.

It’s really challenging!

Let’s put it aside for now.

At the very least, wait until Candy Technology enters the global Fortune 500. Then we’ll have the capability and connections to research ternary computers.

Sipping the tea brewed by Comrade Xia in his thermos.

Mo Jingchun felt much better.

In the central area of Huo County, next to the only big supermarket, there was a long queue outside a physical store.

Although people could already reserve Candy Technology’s smart eyeglasses online.

But you know, you have to try it first to feel assured before buying.

It’s something new, and not cheap either, so being cautious is totally understandable.

After all, for most families, more than ten thousand yuan is still quite a significant expense.

The proportion of people with a monthly income over ten thousand is only so much.

Moreover, those with high incomes, battling it out in big cities, already spend a large sum just on rent each month.

Adding living expenses, transportation costs, etc., by month-end, very few actually save up to ten thousand yuan.

"All guests, please queue up in an orderly manner. Our physical store ensures every guest gets to experience the smart eyeglasses."

"Thank you for your cooperation."

Outside the physical store, employees were constantly shouting through a loudspeaker.

Jiang Heng, who was already queued up at the store entrance, was full of anticipation for Candy Technology’s smart eyeglasses.

If it could really deliver what Candy Technology advertised, Jiang Heng would undoubtedly buy a pair for his son, who’s in sixth grade.

Jiang Heng pushed his thick glasses up his nose, with myopia of a thousand degrees in the left eye and nine hundred in the right, plus astigmatism in both.

The lenses were very thick and made of glass rather than resin.

The weight of the entire eyeglasses was imaginable.

Of course, for Jiang Heng, it wasn’t a big deal.

He just didn’t expect that his myopia would be passed down to his son.

His son had been wearing glasses since starting school.

"Sir, this way please."

"Ah? Oh, sure," Jiang Heng, snapped back to reality, followed the guide into the store.

"Sir, please take these smart eyeglasses and head to the second floor for a trial."

Jiang Heng quickly took the glasses case from the guide. "Sure, thank you."

"You’re welcome, sir. Upstairs, please."

"On the upper floor, there will be professionals to guide you on how to use the smart eyeglasses."

A few minutes later, with the staff’s help, Jiang Heng took off his heavy glasses, anxiously putting on Candy Technology’s smart eyeglasses.

Blurred...

Gradually clear...

The world, which was previously dull, was now so bright.

How many years had it been? Jiang Heng couldn’t even remember.

In his memory, it seemed only when he was a child, during that short moment after a rain shower, could he see the world so clearly.

The sign atop the building far away, the text on it was clear and distinct.

From such a distance, with regular glasses, it would just be a blurry red blob.

One could guess that’s a sign.

But hoping to see as clearly as with Candy Technology’s smart eyeglasses was impossible.

Especially for those with severe myopia, all the more so.

"Sir? Sir?"

"We apologize, but your experience time has ended."

Jiang Heng removed the smart eyeglasses, and apologized, "Sorry, I lost myself momentarily."

The staff smiled back, "It’s quite common the first time."

Jiang Heng nodded in agreement:

"I was wondering if I could get a pair of smart eyeglasses custom-made for my son."

"He’s only in sixth grade."

"Sir, that’s no problem at all. Just bring your child to our sales store, and our professionals will custom-make them on the spot for him."

"If it’s inconvenient, you can upload the data to our official flagship store, and once made, they’ll be mailed to you." 𝓯𝙧𝓮𝓮𝒘𝓮𝙗𝙣𝒐𝒗𝒆𝓵.𝓬𝓸𝒎

Such a scene is occurring not only in Huo County. In many places across the country, similar scenes are happening in over 1,000 experience stores.

Any remaining doubts about Candy Technology’s smart eyeglasses were completely dispelled after the trial.

There’s no helping it—the ability to see the entire world clearly is truly mesmerizing.

In the afternoon, Candy was still asleep in the bedroom, while Mo Jingchun sat at his desk reviewing documents.

After reviewing each document, Mo Jingchun had Zero scan them.

After Zero confirmed there were no issues, Mo Jingchun would then sign his name at the end of the document.

As the saying goes, better safe than sorry. Before where there were no such conditions, but now there are, extra caution is a must.

At the door, a secretary from the president’s office handed a report to Xia Xiaomin and quietly said:

"Xia, this is the data report on the nationwide physical store openings for smart eyeglasses this morning that the president asked me to deliver."

Xia Xiaomin briefly glanced at it and nodded, "Alright."

"I’ll take it to the boss shortly."

After the president’s office personnel left, Xia Xiaomin got up with the report and walked toward the boss’s desk.

"Boss, this is the morning’s statistical data from all the physical stores."

Mo Jingchun took a look at the data report—it was pretty good, about what was expected.

"Xia, make sure to instruct everyone that before smart eyeglasses reach customers’ hands, they must be thoroughly checked for any issues."

"Quality must be guaranteed."

"Understood, boss," Xia Xiaomin nodded in agreement.