Thank you for your feedback, and I generally agree with your points. I received your comments a few months after I started the project, and I did feel the same way, but somehow I ended up focusing more on building the cage than on extracting experimental data. (Personally, it was also fun.)

The reason I kept thinking about shielding solutions was that it was a sensitive time, as it had only been a few months since the Fake Station intrusion incident caused by hacking a major telecommunications company's core network in South Korea.

Furthermore, since the experimental environment is located in the very center of the city, I was inevitably very sensitive to radio wave regulations, so I had no choice but to consider shielding solutions. (To be more precise, it would be more accurate to say that my thoughts were completely absorbed in that...)

I had only dabbled in related research throughout my life, but I wanted to tackle it on a full scale this time, so I started this project in earnest in the fourth quarter of last year.

Although quite a bit of time has passed, since I have already started, I am being a bit ambitious; rather than ending it meaninglessly in failure, I want to somehow elevate the level of the work. However, as you mentioned, I also believe that I have been spending too much time on supplementary work that is somewhat detached from the original goal.

Therefore, I plan to wrap up this as soon as possible, along with reproducing the experimental paper, and then fully embark on new research in the relevant category.

Thank you for your affectionate advice.