My Wife is a Hacker (Nicole Riddle and Jared) novel Chapter 1063

Chapter 1063

"Well, the quality of the parts being produced is substandard."Martin sighed, still racking his brains to figure out what went wrong.

"There is just no other way to put it."

"Substandard?"

Nicole eyed him with a puzzled look on her face.

"See this in my hand? This is The Beacon you've made, and it's fine.So, I don't get it.How could it be substandard?"

"When I made The Beacon of yours, it was produced in small quantities, and so, quality control was easy.Now that it is being mass produced, even a minor difference in any of the variables will lead to quality problems," Martin explained.

"I get it now," Nicole said, wanting to see what was happening on site.

"Let's head down and see what is going on."

"Come on.Let me show you." Martin walked ahead with Nicole following right behind.

When they stopped in front of one of the contraptions, Martin asked the engineer and the quality control staff members, "Hey guys, how is it going? Is it ready to function as it should?"

"Not yet.We're still examining it."

"How long will it take?" Martin stared at the engineer.

"I'm not sure.At this rate, it may take a few minutes or an absurdly long amount of time,"иσνєℓєвσσк.¢σмthe engineer stated, as he had not identified the source of the problem just yet.Martin breathed a long sigh, anxious at whatever was going on.Nicole patted him on the shoulder.

"Don't worry.It'll be fixed in due time."

"Let's take a look at the other places."

He proceeded toward another production site with Nicole.

"Mr.Wyance."

"What is the situation on your end?"

Martin looked at Joe.

"We have identified the problem.According to our analysis, the temperature is not high enough.Before this, we tested the materials in smaller quantities, and it was easy to control the temperature.Now that the volume is several times larger, we need to exercise a more precise control of the temperature."

Now that they have discovered one of the issues, Martin was no longer as tensed as he was.

"Good job, Joe.According to your diagnostics, all you need to do is set the heat to a temperature proportional to the amount of materials we are using.The more accurate and consistent, the better.Let's hope for the best this time."