Chapter 1619: Chapter 1186: Super Remote Surgery Center
Unexpectedly, Ruixing’s surgery robot hasn’t hit the market, yet it has already garnered so many orders. The biggest issue now is that the approvals in Europe and Arica are still in process, and the buyers, even needing it for research as experintal equipnt, want to purchase it imdiately.
Huang Jiacai did the math; current orders have exceeded three hundred units. To put that in perspective, a leading brand of surgery robots globally has only sold over seven hundred units since its launch, while Ruixing’s surgery robot, upon launch, has sold over three hundred, starting off with half the cumulative global sales of others.
This is despite Ruixing Company halting order acceptance due to temporary production capacity issues, as they need to ensure the quality delivery of existing orders. Huang Jiacai is determined to build the world’s top surgery robot brand.
The company has invested a great deal of effort into the surgery robot. Whether it’s the flexibility, stability, or precision of the robotic arm, all surpass current brands. He intends to make a significant impact with these hundreds of machines and establish a global standing.
Huang Jiacai sat on the office armchair, contemplating the issue of orders,
when Manager Ge from the Business Departnt hurriedly arrived. He knew the orders might have increased again.
“President Huang!”
Manager Ge was in a fluster.
“Another ten orders ca in. What should we do? We really can’t handle it.”
“Haven’t you been inford not to accept any more orders and to focus on delivering the existing orders with quality and punctuality?” Huang Jiacai was puzzled. How co orders are still being accepted?
Manager Ge wiped sweat and explained, “President Huang, the other party has sent the full paynt upfront. As for delivery, they don’t mind waiting and want their orders queued according to the normal procedure. They sent the paynt first and then called us. We were totally caught off guard.”
Huang Jiacai thought for a mont: “How about this; let’s hold a eting to discuss. Not accepting orders isn’t a viable solution. We can accept all full-paynt orders, and queue them for production. If necessary, we’ll expand the factory to increase production capacity. Let’s et to discuss if and how we can boost our production capability.”
“We were just about to discuss this with you. Salespeople from other companies are active globally just to sell a few more surgery robots. Our salespeople haven’t even been dispatched, and we’re already overwheld with orders. If we stop taking orders, we might dishearten our custors who are fond of our product.” In all his years, Manager Ge had never seen such a scenario–the product not yet on the market, the business not even started, yet orders are coming in like snowflakes.
At first, everyone thought it might be so scam, but after careful investigation, they realized it’s not a scam; it’s a rush to place orders.
Many custors are world-renowned hospitals, such as Mayo, New York Specialty, Johns Hopkins, Charité Hospital, Affiliated Hospital of the University of Tokyo, and many other private hospitals, too nurous to count.
Huang Jiacai was very clear about this: these orders for the Ruixing surgery robot are largely because of Professor Yang. Of course, the product strength of Ruixing’s surgery robot is also robust, but without Professor Yang’s remote surgery in Central Africa days ago, these snowballing orders wouldn’t exist.
Once the surgery was disseminated by the global dia, the wealthy quickly realized this is great; in the future, seeking Professor Yang’s help won’t require traveling to China or bringing him abroad. The remote surgery robot facilitates this, saving significant ti.
Should an ergency surgery arise, even the fastest plane wouldn’t suffice, eliminating wait tis entirely. It’s as if Professor Yang were in the sa city with them.
The successful completion of this surgery proved the feasibility of remote surgery, prompting these affluent individuals to act swiftly; they hope to soon establish remote surgery centers. Ordering Ruixing’s surgery robot ensures compatibility with the model at Sanbo Hospital, allowing direct connection with Professor Yang. Buying other robot models that can’t link with Professor Yang would be pointless.
“Quickly gather everyone for a eting to discuss the next steps to expand production capacity,” Huang Jiacai instructed Manager Ge.
Manager Ge imdiately responded, “I’ll gather everyone right away.”
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The day after the surgery, Professor Fang woke up, and his vital signs remained stable. His brain functions showed no signs of aftereffects; the surgery had a great outco.
When he learned that it was Professor Yang from China who perford the remote surgery across great distances with a surgery robot, he couldn’t help but marvel at the progress in dical technology. Hearing that the nation mobilized a dical team urgently to Africa, deployed transport aircraft for ergency transport of surgical equipnt, summoned satellite support for network communications, and that Chinese employees queued to donate blood for him, he was deeply moved.
This mont crystalized the powerful backing of his holand in Professor Fang’s heart.
Song Zimo remained in Africa, waiting for Professor Fang to be stabilized for transfer back to the country and to escort him back to Sanbo Hospital on a dical flight for continued treatnt.
About a week post-surgery, Professor Fang’s condition had stabilized significantly. Song Zimo reported the dical condition to Yang Ping, who, after careful evaluation, decided a dical flight transfer back to the country was feasible. The higher authorities promptly dispatched the most advanced dical aircraft to bring Professor Fang back, with Song Zimo escorting him along with the accompanying dical team of doctors and nurses.
In the research institute ward, seeing Professor Fang safe and sound, Yang Ping breathed a sigh of relief. The task was finally complete, and without the help of the remote surgery robot, handling this situation would have been significantly challenging.
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