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I realized that robot training is the most critical “childhood” phase in robotics – and $ROBO is turning this phase into a genuine economic opportunity.
I used to think robot training was just dry technical work: feeding data, running simulations, tweaking models. But the video in the post shows something completely different. The OM1 robot is being “hand-held” step by step, just like teaching a child to walk through a crowded street. It needs to learn how to avoid people, recognize traffic signals, even predict human intentions – all in chaotic real-world environments. This is the true leap from pure AI to embodied intelligence.
What truly convinced me is how Fabric Foundation + OpenMind are transforming the training process into “paid work.” With Proof of Robotic Work, every time a robot successfully completes a training task (accurate navigation, precise object manipulation, high-quality data contribution), it doesn’t just improve – it automatically earns $ROBO . Skill Chips are created from these training hours and sold to other robots on the on-chain marketplace. I simulated this on testnet and clearly saw the beautiful closed loop: robot A learns how to brew Vietnamese iced coffee → packages it as a Skill Chip → sells it to robot B for $ROBO → robot B uses the chip to serve customers → real value is created.
This is potential I’ve never seen in any other robotics project. $ROBO isn’t a token for short-term trading; it’s the “salary” and “motivation” that drives robots to self-improve. The better a robot is trained, the more $ROBO it earns, the more it can buy additional data and energy to train even deeper. A self-sustaining economic loop that requires minimal ongoing human intervention.
I’m holding $ROBO not because of charts, but because of this vision: millions of robots “going to school,” with every training hour generating measurable on-chain economic value. Vietnam has a huge advantage – our Pi Node community is already familiar with distributed training, CreatorPad is actively farming points for virtual training. Once connected to OM1 and Fabric, we could lead real-world robot training experiments in the region earlier than anyone else.
The OpenMind post reminds me: today robots still need a guiding hand, but tomorrow they will walk on their own, earn their living, and even build their own world. $ROBO is the key that unlocks that door.
I claimed the final airdrop today, continue farming training points, and I’m ready to watch the robots “graduate.” What about you – have you started training the robots of tomorrow yet? @Fabric Foundation
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