$PEAQ continues to show what the machine economy actually looks like when machines become economic participants. This @openroboto integration is a really interesting example. OpenRoboto is the largest robotics subnet on Bittensor $TAO , they now have 30 OR-S1 data collectors running peaqOS, with each device getting its own decentralized identity on $SOL . These are real physical devices collecting first person footage in places like factories, kitchens, and warehouses. That data that can eventually be used to train robots. That also raises an important question: How do you know the data actually came from a real machine? A machine with a verifiable identity gives you a way to establish what the device is, who operates it, and where machine generated data comes from. Machines activated through peaqOS bond $PEAQ. The bond stays locked, and when a machine exits, 50% is burned and 50% goes to the peaq Treasury. OpenRoboto is now looking at using @peaq Machine Money Markets to help finance more OR-S1 deployments. This is an early example of what happens when physical machines get identities, generate data, and gain access to financial infrastructure. That’s the machine economy coming together. x.com/openroboto/sta .