@Fabric Foundation #robo $ROBO Public infrastructure is one of those things we usually notice only when it is missing, but for robots, that absence may define everything. I keep coming back to the same question: what happens when machines are expected to move through the real world, yet the world was never built with them in mind? Roads, power systems, charging points, data networks, delivery routes, and public spaces are not just support systems anymore. They are becoming the quiet foundation of robotic life. And once that shift begins, the effect is no longer technical alone. It changes who can deploy robots, where they can operate, and how far they can actually go. I think the real issue is not whether robots will improve infrastructure, but whether infrastructure will start deciding the shape of robotics itself. That is the deeper turn here: the future of robots may depend less on the machines and more on the public systems that let them exist at scale.p