1413th Big Breakthrough

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"Don't you know what's going on this year?"

"And your major is not a major like software programming. How difficult is it to find a job like yours these days?"

"Also, where did you find an environment like ours?"

"There is a lot of money and few things. As long as you work with peace of mind, you don't have to care about other right and wrong. The most important thing is that we are all engaged in scientific research. Here we can provide us with any equipment we want."

"Moreover, the most important thing is the experimental materials, you can use as much as you want..."

"So, Xiao Li, what are you thinking?"

Huang Haibin opened fire like a machine gun, he really couldn't figure out what happened to these young people now.

How can you work hard and stop doing it if you say you don’t?

And what he said, it can be said that every sentence is on point.

Take Xiao Li for example, his major is not the most popular computer major at the moment, but the sunset professional electrical engineering that people say.

To be honest, for such a major, it is easy to find a job in Japan or Germany, but it is not so easy to find a job in the United States.

And even in Japan and Germany, people are one carrot and one pit. Companies like Siemens and Denso rarely hire foreigners.

And even if you are hired, can you still be paid as high as the ninth laboratory?

Even with such a salary, what about other benefits?

And even if you joined those foreign companies and project teams, wouldn't you still be the most basic tool person?

As for domestic companies, Huang Haibin can only say hehe.

After the Ninth Laboratory is still recruiting electrical engineers like Xiao Li, you can go to other companies to see how many people they want to recruit.

And even if electrical engineers are recruited, there are still a few who can offer the salary of the Ninth Laboratory.

And look at the domestic machinery factories and engineers engaged in electrical automation engineering, how are they treated?

What kind of working environment.

Compared with the ninth laboratory, it is a heaven and an underground!

So Huang Haibin was surprised by Xiao Li's choice, but also hated him for not being able to live up to expectations. Why was he so impulsive!

Of course, this is also the reason why caring is chaotic, after all, he and Xiao Li still hit it off very well.

Usually, almost every day at afternoon tea, the two of them would have a cup of coffee together, then chat and fart.

Although they are not in the same project team, the relationship between the two is very good.

So at this time, he was very sorry to hear that Xiao Li had resigned.

Li Wensong, who was opposite him, smiled and put the milk tea cup in his hand on the table in front of him.

"Hey, Lao Huang, listen to me, in fact, I resigned this time after careful consideration."

"And do you know what I'm going to do after I resign?"

Huang Haibin couldn't help but be taken aback looking at Xiao Li who was opposite him, he didn't panic at all when he looked like this!

And looking at him, it seems that he has a well-thought-out look. Could it be that he has already found a next home?

Or is there another plan?

At this moment, Xiao Li opened his handbag with a smile, took out a black box about 30 centimeters long, and handed it to Huang Haibin.

Huang Haibin was also a little dazed looking at the black box.

This box is flat, about five centimeters wide, five centimeters thick, and more than thirty centimeters long. It is a black cuboid-shaped box.

But Huang Haibin quickly noticed the clue, because there was a slender opening on both sides of the box.

"This is……"

He felt something familiar, but he didn't dare to confirm it.

At this time, Xiao Li took out another piece of A4 paper from his handbag, and then put the paper into the entrance on one side of the box.

Next, he took out his mobile phone, turned on the switch of the black box, and connected to the black box using Bluetooth.

After that, there was some manipulation, and then the piece of paper was sucked in by the black box.

After a while, it spit out from the other side, but unlike before, a report has already been printed on this piece of paper.

Huang Haibin felt shocked, he carefully picked up the piece of paper and studied it for a while.

The piece of paper was still warm, but the writing on the paper was exceptionally clear.

He reached out and brought the piece of paper in front of him again, and rubbed his hands on the words. As a result, the handwriting was very firmly printed, and there was no sign of deinking.

"Hold the grass, yes, Xiao Li, I didn't expect you to tinker with such a thing without making a sound?"

Huang Haibin couldn't believe it, but there was such a simple and clear printer in front of him.

And it's so small!

Anyone who knows about printers must know that the current field of printers is almost monopolized by companies from the United States and Japan.

Panasonic, Toshiba, Epson in Japan, and HP in the United States are almost the overlords in this field.

And their status in this field is almost unbreakable.

Their monopoly in this field is almost the same as that of Japan's Aisin and Germany's ZF in the field of automotive AT transmissions.

For any subsequent manufacturer, don't even think about bypassing their patent protection wall.

For example, our domestic second-generation ID cards may not be known to many people. In fact, our second-generation ID cards are all printed by Japanese printers.

For example, the photo on the ID card, as well as the handwriting, can last for a long time.

And these are printed out with Japanese printers.

Many people may feel uncomfortable after hearing this. We are a nation of 1.4 billion people, and each person's ID card has a lot of personal information stored in it.

But actually want to use Japanese electronic printers to make ID cards?

Will that involve the risk of information leakage?

Indeed it will!

Back then, the HP printers of the Americans had a back door for sending data back to the headquarters in the United States, and it was later exposed at great risk.

And the Japanese printer is also a virtue. If you say that there is no back door, then everyone will not believe it.

Since we know this, why do we still use it?

The reason is very simple. On the one hand, we can’t make it ourselves, and on the other hand, even if we can make it, we can’t get around their patent barriers.

Just such a small printer is the domain dominated by the United States and Japan. Does it sound harsh and distressing?

But there is nothing we can do when we are sad, no way, who let us enter this industry too late!

Speaking of technology, the principle is not difficult.

But the rare thing is how to accurately spray the ink onto the paper without fading, and it is sprayed according to your program.

Earlier, there were several manufacturers in China that were able to produce printers, but their printers often had blurred prints.

Moreover, it is not reliable after printing, and problems such as deinking often occur.

In addition, the nozzles of the ink cartridges are often solidified and bonded by the ink, resulting in the problem that the ink cannot be ejected.

However, American and Japanese printers do not have this problem.

Therefore, relying on their technological advantages, they can quickly occupy our domestic market.

Later, our country also gradually conquered some printer technologies.

But when we were able to manufacture printers with similar performance to American and Japanese products, we found that they had already applied for patents in various fields of this industry.

From the appearance of the most inconspicuous machine equipment, to the ink cartridges inside, even the nozzles, and any parts on the scanning laser, even the hexagonal screws of a specific part, they have all frankly applied for patents.

If you carefully check the patents involved in a printer, you will find that several companies in the United States and Japan have applied for more than 20,000 patents in this field.

So even if you can produce machinery and equipment with the same performance as them, you dare not sell them openly.

Because as long as you take it out and sell it, people will immediately come to your door and sue you for infringement.

If it was before, maybe we still have some ways.

But now that we have joined the WTO, we have to pay attention to this aspect, especially the issue of intellectual property rights, which has always been the hardest hit area for those people who like to make fuss.

This is why, up to now, many domestic industrial fields have made breakthroughs, even surpassing Japanese and American companies.

But only in the field of printers, there has never been a company in our country that can do it.

Even the main equipment of the second-generation ID card we made had to be purchased from Japan.

Now seeing such a simple small box in Li Wensong's hand, Huang Haibin suddenly felt a little excited.

This kid actually tinkered with such a good thing without making a sound...

"In addition to printing, can this be copied? Can it be scanned?"

Huang Haibin remembered the functions of the printer that he often used, and couldn't help but ask Li Wensong.

"Hey, it's not a problem."

As Li Wensong said, he took the small black box over and covered it up one by one.

"Hold the grass, this bullshit is broken, I understand... You are going to start a business!"

Lao Huang got excited, he is not a fool, he has reached this point, he naturally guessed what Li Wensong was going to do.

No wonder he chose to resign, this small black box is a huge breakthrough!

It may have completely broken through the technical gap in the printing field in China...

"Hey, that's right. Old Huang! I'm going to start a business!"

"To be honest, I have been tinkering with this thing for a long time. It can be said that when I was in college, I had already started to set the direction of future research and development for myself."

"Later, when I worked in several major companies in the United States, I also collected the knowledge and ideas of developing this printer in various aspects."

"When I was in the United States, I spent all my spare time on this thing. But at that time there were still a few problems that I couldn't solve."