Most robots today are treated like machines that companies own.

They are like things that companies use to make money.

A warehouse robot is owned by a logistics company.

A delivery drone is owned by a platform.

The robot does its job. The money it makes stays with the company that owns it.

Now we are seeing a new way of doing things.

Of being controlled by companies robots can be part of a big network.

Projects like Fabric are trying this out by giving robots their identities, wallets and access to markets where they can find work.

This small change can make a difference.

When a robot is part of a network it is not a machine that does what it is told.

It becomes a part of the network that can talk to machines take on jobs and get paid through a system that is not controlled by one company.

Imagine what this could look like in life.

A delivery robot finishes its route. Gets paid right away.

A warehouse robot rents out its space when it is not busy.

An inspection drone sells the information it collects to different companies that need it.

Of being alone robots start working together in a shared marketplace.

This idea is called the robot economy.

In this system machines, developers and companies work together through a network not through one platform.

Robots can prove who they are show that they did their job and get paid through a system that's fair.

For people who build things with crypto this idea is not new.

Blockchains already changed the way money works from being controlled by institutions to being open networks.

Projects like Fabric are trying to do the thing with robots.

The future of this idea is really interesting.

If robots are not just owned by companies but are part of a network then automation is not limited to one platform.

It becomes part of a system where machines can work together trade services and make money in an open economy.

The robot economy is about robots, like warehouse robots and delivery drones working together and making money.

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