The extreme light not only illuminates the Google Robotics Laboratory, but also illuminates the alarm sirens in the surrounding areas.

There was a muffled sound, and the laboratory in the underground floor was like a balloon that was suddenly blown up, causing a "little bubble" to pop up on the ground.

For Blue Star, this is not even a bubble, but for the region where Google's robotics project is located, this is scarier than a terrorist attack.

The alarm line only lasted for thirty seconds before it was blocked by "enthusiastic people".

Cars clogged the streets and honked horns, making the already anxious ordinary people even more anxious.

"Fake! I just took off my pants!"

"Oh, Bob, don't be afraid, we are safe. Are you thirsty? There is a bottle of water here."

"I heard that Uncle James's house has an air-raid basement. Can we rush there and take shelter now?"

"Air raid? Or explosion? What happened?"

"Oh, God, is this your punishment? I have insisted on being a vegetarian for twenty-one years, three months and five days. Please forgive me and let me live safely and peacefully. Amen!"

"Who stole my wallet! Farke! Bitchi! Walter's mother messed with Farke!!!"

"Damn! The line is busy!"

"Mom? Are you okay? Something happened here, I don't know, yes, I don't know if it was an earthquake or something. There is some noise here, what? Damn it, there is no signal!!!"

"Don't run! It's very chaotic now. Don't be caught and sold by gangs! My children!"

There are hundreds of shapes and colors in human beings, and there are thousands of words in human beings.

The area around Silicon Valley, where Google's robotics project is located, is already in shambles.

Some ground buildings originally designed to withstand magnitude 8 earthquakes and tornadoes have become visibly tilted.

Injuries caused by ground collapse are not within the scope of the design institute's consideration.

Google installed low-carbon steel wire welded explosion-proof equipment and thick partition walls in the laboratory to ensure the safety of the laboratory, but the original designers did not expect that a small mushroom comparable to a small tactical nuclear bomb would be generated here.

Andy Rubin, the head of Google's robot project who was "snitching" ten minutes ago, received the latest news five minutes after the explosion.

Then, various emotions such as anxiety, panic, and fear came to his mind, and his hand when he dialed the phone began to tremble unconsciously.

"Yes, there was an explosion in the dismantling laboratory of the robotics project. It is suspected that Dr. Wilson used equipment to violently dismantle the test products, causing the energy storage material to explode, thereby destroying the overall building structure of the laboratory.

There are currently no reports of specific casualties or damage to equipment or property. Only the outermost security room of the laboratory can still connect to the internal telephone lines of the laboratory, and no contact can be made in the core area.

…

Blocking official rescue workers?”

When Andy Rubin heard this order from the top management, he was stunned for a second, and then hurriedly said: "Okay, I will inform you right away.

Yes, I am already on my way to the laboratory, and I am communicating with the second seller who holds the test sample this morning. If successful, we can also obtain the second test sample."

With just a few words, Andy Rubin not only took away his responsibilities, but also gave himself more important protection resources.

The subtext is nothing more than, it doesn't matter if the laboratory explodes, we still have a second Kyushu Technology engineering robot that can be dismantled, as long as I can continue to be responsible for this project.

And as a company executive, Andy Rubin also knew that the company had planned to create a new factory in Silicon Valley adjacent to the hardware R&D center.

In addition to being used for the manufacturing, warehousing, and logistics of hardware product prototypes, this new hardware R&D center can also develop a new laboratory underground for scientific research and other purposes.

Apparently, as someone at the top of Google, the man on the phone with Andy Rubin also understood the subtext.

So the voice on the other end of the phone said with a hint of promise: "Do our best to save scientific research talents like Dr. Wilson and Dr. James, and at the same time ensure the safety of the lives and property of more ordinary employees.

We are a technology company that pays attention to scientific research and safety. The accident that occurred in the laboratory today must be solved perfectly, and the company will provide you with sufficient assistance."

After a heated exchange of words, Andy Rubin fought for the best resources he could in a panic.

So after communicating with the relatively stable security guards in the laboratory, he immediately logged in to major international public opinion platforms such as Zite and Jiuzhou Community.

The fingers tapped out a tear-jerking text.

"Scientific research is a battlefield full of dangers. Programmer code errors can lead to equipment failure, and errors in experimental materials can also lead to dangerous experiments.

We at Google have always been committed to investing the best resources in technology research and development, just to provide users with the best technology products, and use these products to help more people enjoy life happily and healthily.

But the battlefield is always full of sacrifice and bloodshed.

In order to overcome the energy storage problem of high-energy batteries, our experimental team has been fighting for several months.

When the battle was about to be won and the dawn was about to shine, God took them away.

They are heroes, heroes of our Google research team, heroes who have made significant achievements in scientific research in human history, and heroes who deserve to be remembered.

May God be with us, may the deceased rest in peace, Amen.”

This short article is tear-jerking and has a hint of heroic poetry.

As a big shot in the industry, Andy Rubin's short article was quickly forwarded and commented on by people in the industry.

"Rest in peace."

"Scientific research is indeed full of dangers. I didn't expect Dr. Wilson to do it... He is a very good elder and a very nice person."

"May he be able to enjoy all the good things in heaven."

"So the riots around Silicon Valley are caused by problems in your company's lab?..."

"Should the laboratory design and construction companies be reviewed? There must be someone among them..."

After blocking the accounts of those who said they would re-review the laboratory projects and asking people on the Zetter platform to delete some unfriendly comments, Andy Rubin turned on his mobile phone and selected from a pile of missed calls.

He found a reporter who "left a sufficient impression" on him.

"Oh, Gale, I was dealing with some difficult events just now. You should know that, yes, there are some situations in the laboratory.
Chapter completed!