Film And Tv World Employment System - Chapter 240
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“Establish an arms company?”
A look of surprise appeared on Gu Rens face. In his understanding, American arms companies are all giants. Although there are many black technologies brought back from the world of “Ace Agents” in his U disk, he can barely establish an arms company. , But wanting to compare with those arms giants is completely unqualified.
“It is not very difficult to set up an arms R&D company in the United States.”
Brian saw Gu Rens doubts and directly explained: “The United States accounts for six of the ten largest arms companies in the world, but in fact, in addition to these ten largest arms giants, there are countless small arms companies in the world. Specializing in the production of weapons and accessories that some arms giants do not look up to. In addition, there are many small and medium-sized arms companies that have one or two weapon inventions that rely on them to survive, and they can also make huge profits every year with patents. “
Gu Ren frowned and said, “But… can I set up an arms company?”
“It’s not a problem at all.”
Brian said: “In the United States, as long as you have money, you can do whatever you want, and I looked at the information in your USB flash drive. Although these things are not particularly high-tech, there are still a lot of them that can be called If you just want to make a profit for a sophisticated weapon design, it is even simpler. Set up a listed arms company and apply for a patent.”
Brian’s meaning is very simple. If you want to make money, you should set up a listed arms company, apply for a patent, and then sell the patent production rights to some major arms dealers. In this way, you can get huge profits without investment.
Gu Ren thought for a moment, shook his head and refused: “Forget it. I got these materials by chance. Although it can be guaranteed that no one will apply for a patent, I can’t show you the research and development process of these materials.”
“That’s it…”
Brian furrowed his brows and thought for a few seconds: “I just took a brief look. In addition to quick-frozen bullets and hot bullets I can make, I am afraid that other weapons and equipment have to be made by professionals. Especially Although I still dont understand the specific function of the neuron chip mentioned in the information, I think it will be very useful if it is applied to the disabled and combined with a specially made mechanical prosthesis.”
This is for sure. The two armguards I wear on my arms are very easy to use. They can be extended and contracted. They can be done by neurons alone. If they are produced and popularized, it will definitely be a gospel for the disabled. Especially those soldiers who lost their body parts because of the war will definitely want to buy a set of such artificial limbs that can be manipulated solely by the spirit.
Gu Ren touched the armguards of his hands, hesitated for a few seconds and said, “If we establish an arms company, what materials do we need to prepare?”
Brian knew the identity of Gu Ren’s other mercenary. He knew his identity was more difficult to set up an arms company. After thinking about it, he said, “If Gu you don’t want to expose too much, I suggest finding a way to acquire an arms dealer from abroad, in the Middle East. There are a large number of arms companies on the side. Among them, there are countless small and medium-sized arms companies, and many of them are already on the verge of bankruptcy. If you want, most of them are sold by people, and they can produce quick-frozen bullets immediately. bullet.”
The principles and design drawings of quick-frozen bullets and hot bullets are not complicated. The existing conventional bullet assembly line can be produced after modification. The rare thing about it is the idea. The invention of genius is often based on the inspiration of that second.
After listening to Brians suggestion, Gu Ren fell into deep thought. He collected these materials and was completely in a mentality of picking up the bargain. But if he really took it back, there would be more ideas.
If you only produce it for your own use, as Brian said, the investment cost is huge, and bullets are okay. They can be weapons and equipment full of black technology elements such as neuron chips, bullet trackers, superconducting wave missiles, mechanical prostheses, etc. There is absolutely no way to make a small mess.
The only way is to set up a company so that R&D personnel can be recruited and then produced.
There are so many nuclear bomb production materials on the Internet, but are there not only so many countries that can actually manufacture nuclear bombs? It’s not a nuclear-free agreement, it’s all because they hold certain materials necessary for nuclear bombs.
It’s like a special synthetic metal needed for neuron chips. If you don’t set up a company and want to buy this metal, ordinary people can’t buy it. Even if you buy it, there will be other rare materials that restrict subsequent production.
After figuring this out, Gu Ren pondered: “Then we will find a way to acquire an arms company in the Middle East, and this ten million yuan is considered as the start-up capital. At the same time, you must find a way to acquire a company that specializes in prosthetics. Companies with R&D departments, so maybe we can enter the prosthetic medical market in the future.”
Brian said: “If this is the case, I suggest buying a prosthetic medical company first, and slowly developing other arms by producing prostheses with neuron chips.”
Hearing this, Gu Ren frowned and carefully considered Brians proposal. This idea was very good. First of all, he avoided direct participation in the arms trade, and also avoided contact with those international arms giants, relying on the development of medical prosthetics. In the future, besides producing weapons and equipment in U disk ~~, we can consider the development of neuron-controlled robots.
“Okay, just do what you think.” Gu Ren directly agreed.
“It just so happens that I know that a prosthetic company is not doing well recently.”
With that said, Brian turned on the computer and searched it, and a companys Google Encyclopedia soon popped up. He walked up to Gu Ren with his laptop and said: “This is a prosthetic company that used to cooperate with the CIA and the military. Soldiers and agents who lost their arms and thighs in missions or wars provided corresponding prostheses, but because of the failure of the new round of bidding the year before, they lag behind other companies in product development, so the scale of production is declining. Now We can only survive by hand-made contract labor.”
“Made hand-made toys?” Gu Ren looked at the encyclopedia on the computer with a weird face, but it clearly read “Ossos” in 2006, the nation’s largest medical company for the development and production of prostheses.
“The production of prosthetic medical equipment for government departments all the year round has allowed the senior executives of this company to develop a habit and completely lose their sense of competition. When others have developed human intelligent prostheses, they are still using traditional methods to make prostheses. Although. In this way, Ossos R&D department still has many patents for prosthetics, and the acquisition of it will help us develop as soon as possible.”
Brian shrugged his shoulders. He was a member of the CIA’s operations department. It can be said that he often dealt with this company. It is very clear how this company quickly declined from the first to a small third-rate foundry company.
“Then do it according to your idea. I have something to go out in the past few days. I will leave the acquisition of this Ossos company to you.”
Tomorrow morning, he will fly to the UK. Gu Ren has no time at all and can only hope that this mission will be completed smoothly and quickly.