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During a critical test, a testing machine operated by craftsman Wang Chen malfunctioned, producing inaccurate data. Her innovation aims to improve efficiency and accuracy in military equipment testing. The project was supported by the Luwangchen Studio innovation platform. The device is designed to reduce human error during the disassembly and testing process. Facing potential failure, Chen personally tested equipment on an aircraft to ensure accuracy and avoid human error. The CNR Voice of China is producing a series of reports on military artisans. The developer aims to further refine the mechanism through innovation platforms like the Lu Wangchen Studio. Ye Linwei, the head of the 8000-ton mold press team at China Second Heavy Machinery Group Deyang Wanhang Mould Company, and his team are innovating and developing new projects. During a testing process, a data inaccuracy issue arose with the testing machine, which Ye Linwei addressed by directly testing on the aircraft to avoid human error and ensure accurate measurements. Instead of giving up, she personally conducted on-site testing with equipment to avoid human error. The machine can perform tests beyond the current capabilities. Ye Linwei, a team leader at Deyang Wanhang Mould Pressure Machine, is working with his team on innovation projects.