$ROBO and @FabricFND Desire to Drive the Brains of Future Humanoid Robots 🤖

What occurs when a robot is finished off a task , who checks and makes sure they have done the work correctly?

It is a question that the majority of people have not considered so far. However, with humanoid robots leaving the research laboratory to become a reality in the working world, it will count a lot. A robot that will pack boxes, help with work in a hospital, or check a construction site will require more than just hardware. It has to have a mechanism to monitor its work, verify that it occurred and compensate it on the same.

That is what Fabric Protocol is attempting to achieve.

Fabric is implementing coordination infrastructure of autonomous robots an ecosystem where robots can claim tasks and demonstrate that they have done them, and be paid in terms of tokens called $ROBO. It is not the matter of robots control. It is all about providing the robot economy with a backbone.

The point is Evidence of Robotic Labour. The network does not blindly follow the output of a robot but through decentralized verification ensures that a task has been completed before a reward is given. It is the same instinct that motivates blockchain, that of not trusting, but verifying, to physical machines that perform actual work.

The interesting aspect of this in the long-term is scale. One robot is a tool. A billion synchronized robots, using common infrastructure, begin to appear to be something different altogether. Fabric is placing a bet that whoever develops the coordination layer first will shape how that future will run.

$ROBO isn't just a token. It's how that system breathes.

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