2. Robots do not have financial identities.
Unlike humans, robots cannot open bank accounts or have passports.
As automated machines increasingly perform more paid work, they need on-chain wallets, verifiable identities, and neutral payment layers.
$ROBO and the Fabric network provides precisely this infrastructure.
3. There are no open standards to align humans and machines.
The development of AI and robots currently takes place in closed and opaque systems. There is no common, transparent infrastructure for humans to observe, critique, and improve the behavior of robots.
Fabric proposes a public ledger as the fundamental layer for human↔machine alignment — immutable, globally accessible, and governed by the community.