As early as the early 1980s, the level of this optic and mechanical machine shop was not even much worse than that of Nikon and Canon in Japan.

It’s a pity that it’s precisely because some people say it’s better to buy than to make, and some unspeakable reasons.

Later, the Institute of Optical and Mechanical Engineering could not obtain scientific research funds, and many progressive projects had to die.

In the end, many original scientific elites had to wander in a foreign land and even were laid off in the end.

This led to the decline of this optical and mechanical institute and even became unknown for a while.

However, although they had declined, they did not give up and still gritted their teeth and persevered in the darkness.

Even if you are facing some suppression...

It was not until the lithography machine was stuck in the throat that people suddenly remembered them again.

Since then, although I haven't given much money, I have finally taken it seriously and received certain policy support.

So they began to make efforts again and started lens development.

Not long ago, the Quanye Fund from Bincheng came to them. Not only did they discuss several projects with them, but they also provided a lot of funds.

Now the Optical and Mechanical Institute finally revitalized, and many projects were launched immediately.

With the help of the second generation of flexible processing machine tools provided by Xinghuo Technology, they modified the grinding machine tool based on this machine tool.

I didn't expect the results to be made so soon...
Chapter completed!