Today every person has an identity. We have passports, ID cards, bank accounts and digital IDs that prove who we are.. Looking to the future a big question comes up. What happens when millions of robots and machines work around the world? How will we know who they are?
This is where Fabric Protocol comes in with an idea. One of the thoughts behind this project is that robots could have their own digital identity in the future. This means each robot would have its permanent identity on the blockchain.
With this identity a robots performance, work history and reputation could be. Checked. For example if a robot works in a factory or warehouse there could be a record of what it does.
It's also cool that with this identity robots could talk directly to online systems. They could get paid automatically for tasks they do or prove who they are across networks.
If this idea takes off robots might not just be machines. They could be part of a digital economy where their identity, reputation and job are clear.@Fabric Foundation is trying to make this happen.
Fabric Protocol wants to build a foundation for this future.
Robots and machines will have their identity and it will be recorded on the blockchain.
This will help robots to interact with systems in a secure way.
The performance and reputation of robots will be. Verified.
Robots will be able to receive payments, for the tasks they perform.
This concept can make robots a part of the digital economy.
The identity, reputation and role of robots will be clearly defined.
Fabric Protocol is working on making this concept a reality.$ROBO
