His Wicked Obsession (Archer and Virginia) novel Chapter 60

Hearing this, Virginia immediately thought of the PTSD therapy research she was currently conducting.

Without thinking, she asked, "Excuse me, what is the emotional recognition accuracy of this model?"

"It hits 87% in a lab environment, and around 70 to 80% in real-world scenarios," the representative answered honestly. "There aren't many in the industry right now that can maintain that kind of stability."

The staff member offered a practiced, professional smile.

Virginia flipped through the product brochure on the counter and asked a few more technical questions.

To a layman like her, the numbers sounded incredibly impressive.

She mentally calculated the budget and clinical compatibility, then casually asked, "Based on what you've said, this must be the most advanced model currently on the market, right?"

The staff member paused before laughing and waving his hand.

"Oh, definitely not. If we're talking about pure overall performance, Vanderbilt Group's Helix Pro Series is the undisputed gold standard. Whether it's processing power, interaction latency, or emotional recognition accuracy, they leave everyone else in the dust."

"But I've heard that model was just recently developed. It's not available to the general public—strictly custom orders through private channels. Normal people can't get their hands on one."

Virginia froze, her hand resting on the open brochure.

Helix Pro?

If memory served, the model number printed on the bottom of Nine's casing back at her apartment was exactly that.

When Archer had his assistant deliver it, she assumed it was just a standard, high-end consumer robot. She hadn't even bothered reading the manual.

Now, a strange, creeping realization sent a chill down her spine.

The representative kept talking. "Rumor has it the Helix Pro's emotional recognition accuracy exceeds 96%, and it processes everything in real-time across all environments. It's not even in the same stratosphere..."

He looked slightly embarrassed admitting all of this.

Virginia closed the brochure and set it down, offering a polite smile. "Thank you. I'm going to look around a bit more."

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