Finally, with the help of the simplified machine and several miners equipped with exoskeletons, the stuck Titan was successfully freed, and testing could smoothly resume.
This time, however, the prototype Titan was driven by a pilot rather than a miner.
After all, it's a real Titan, requiring professional training to operate, not something an average miner can handle.
Seeing the actual mining efficiency of the Titan, whether miners or technicians at the mine praised such large machinery enthusiastically, especially seeing the Titan able to continue fracturing the rock wall while continuously using the mechanical pincers under its abdomen to stuff ore into the mining compartment behind its belly, which made their eyes light up even more.
Although modern technological developments have moved the mining industry away from primitive and arduous manual labor, under the current environment, this mine still adopts a relatively primitive manual labor model.
