"Then let me teach you a basic etiquette: don’t talk too much during meals."

"But... we haven’t started eating yet?"

Looking down at the little one, Mo Jingchun said with a tone of grievance:

"Are you a little rascal? Always bickering with your brother."

"But..."

"No buts."

"Oh."

Trailing behind, Candy pouted and muttered softly, "Brother is so fierce~"

Happy times always fly by, and the three-day holiday passed in a flash.

Wearing flip-flops, Mo Jingchun walked into the bedroom and pulled open the curtains, instantly brightening the room.

Feeling the glare of the light, the little one turned and continued snoozing with her back to the window.

Dreaming sweetly, she felt someone calling her in her sleepy haze.

The voice sounded like her brother’s.

Wait a minute, it’s brother.

The little one drowsily opened her eyes and saw her brother.

"Get up quickly, your holiday balance is insufficient."

"In a while, brother will take you to kindergarten."

Picked up and sat on the pillow, Candy was still a bit groggy, rubbing her eyes vigorously.

School? What school, isn’t it the Children’s Day holiday~

Oh no!

Realizing something, Candy reached out her left hand, counting her fingers one by one.

"One day... two days... three days!"

"Oh no! The holiday is over!"

Now fully awake, Candy remembered that last night before bed, her brother had specifically reminded her that today she needed to go to kindergarten.

In a rush, brushing her teeth, washing her face, and running downstairs, Candy found that breakfast was already on the table, just waiting for her to join.

"Brother, my hair."

"You eat first, brother will help comb your hair later."

At the villa’s entrance, Bun and Little Grey lazily lay on the ground soaking up the sun, both indicating with their bulging bellies that they had already eaten and were quite full.

Thinking about his usual resting osmanthus tree now only half-standing, Bun felt a pang of heartache.

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As soon as she jumped out of the car, Candy shouted, "Xiang’Er!"

Walking alone with a small backpack towards the kindergarten entrance, Xiang’Er turned her head and said joyfully:

"It’s you, Candy."

"What a coincidence."

Candy nodded with a smile, holding her backpack in one hand and said, "Hehe, such a coincidence~"

"Xiang’Er, why haven’t I seen you in the park these three days?"

"Grandma said it’s hot outside and didn’t let me out, told me to watch cartoons at home."

"Ah?! So what fun cartoons did you watch~"

"SpongeBob SquarePants."

"Haha~ I also love watching SpongeBob SquarePants."

The two little ones walked side by side, chatting back and forth, until they disappeared into the kindergarten.

Only then did Mo Jingchun get out of the car.

Taking a glance at the kindergarten, Mo Jingchun turned and walked towards the laboratory building.

An idea from a while ago, he wanted to see if he could make it a reality.

If successful, it could certainly take Candy Technology to a new level.

Yes, it’s White!

The futuristic tech once imagined in movies now seemed not entirely impossible.

Even if not as powerful as in movies, Mo Jingchun believed that even a low-end version would be very welcomed by consumers.

"Boss, welcome back."

As soon as he stepped into his private lab, Zero popped up.

Glancing at Zero’s holographic projection, Mo Jingchun smiled and said, "Oh, you’ve started learning how to flatter, not bad, not bad."

"Boss, are you a horse?"

The smile on Mo Jingchun’s face froze instantly. He felt like Zero was implying something, but he had no evidence.

"Have you completed today’s Youth Study Challenge?"

"Of course! Zero learned it immediately; it’s just a matter of seconds."

"Go play by yourself, don’t bother me. I need to start a new research project."

Kicking away the vacuum robot turning around under the table, Mo Jingchun created a new folder on the computer.

[Personal Health Assistant]

The reason for not using the term intelligent robot is because Mo Jingchun knew many consumers have an inherent fear of robots.

Perhaps from watching too many movies.

The fear is understandable, although the possibility of an AI rebellion is very slim, but what if?

Humanity cannot afford to gamble or lose!

Inside the new folder, Mo Jingchun created another document [Feasibility Analysis Report on Personal Health Assistant].

The personal health assistant, or White, faced three major challenges: materials, intelligence, and data!

As an inflatable robot, the skin of White is crucial; the materials used must have excellent elasticity.

The suitable material for White’s skin has been developed, but what worries Mo Jingchun is that it was developed by researchers in the United States.

This means that to develop White, importing the material is unavoidable.

"Sigh, better ask Qin Yuzhu if any domestic research institutes have developed similar materials."

When writing about intelligence, Mo Jingchun’s mood improved considerably, finding some solace.

In terms of AI, Mo Jingchun was full of confidence.

Even without internet, AI can serve consumers well; the downside or the issue needing resolution is the chip!

Without a proper chip, no matter how intelligent the AI is, it cannot perform at its best.

As for the battery, there was nothing to worry about.

With a graphene battery in hand, invincible!

The second major challenge in completing White was data.

As a personal health assistant, a vast reserve of medical knowledge and clinical diagnosis data, as well as proper handling of illnesses was essential.

This is White’s biggest selling point besides its cuteness and the hardest to achieve.

After years of human development, the amount of medical data is unknown to Mo Jingchun.

Moreover, acquiring this data is even harder.

For any hospital and doctor, each clinical diagnosis is incredibly valuable.

Obtaining data from hospitals and doctors is difficult! Extremely difficult!

It’s their bread and butter, and not only would you take it, but also use White to compete with them for their livelihood.

That’s crossing the line.

Rubbing his temples, he sighed.

"Slowly gather the data."

"You can’t catch a wolf without risking a rabbit, but it will require a substantial investment."

The pursuit of perfection is everyone’s wish, but reality is imperfect.

One could first collect medical data from renowned databases; as for hospitals, it could be approached gradually.

After all, it’s normal to upgrade a robot’s system over time.

After spending the entire morning, Mo Jingchun finally wrote out the feasibility analysis report.

"Hmm~ Despite facing many challenges, it seems not impossible to achieve."

"How could I forget, the company has numerous collaborations with medical equipment manufacturers."