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$ROBO The first time a robot causes real harm, it won’t look dramatic.
It’ll be small. Ordinary. Personal.
A delivery bot hits a bike.
A warehouse arm drops a box.
A home robot makes a mistake that costs someone money.
Then comes the hardest part:
Who is responsible?
Which robot?
Which software?
Who approved it?
Who pays?
Today, those answers live inside private systems.
When something goes wrong, the person affected is forced to trust the same organization that wants to move on.
That doesn’t scale trust.
@Fabric Foundation Protocol exists for this moment.
It gives robots verifiable identity, clear permissions, and public proof of what happened — so responsibility doesn’t disappear when it matters most.
Not screenshots.
Not “trust our logs.”
Real receipts.
If robots are going to live among us,
their actions must be readable,
their authority limited,
and their mistakes provable.
The future of robotics won’t be decided by how smart machines become.
It will be decided by whether ordinary people are allowed to see the truth when something goes wrong.
That’s what Fabric is building.
Trust, before trust is demanded.

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يُعتبر مشروع Fabric Foundation من المشاريع الواعدة التي تدمج بين الابتكار والتقنية لتعزيز منظومة العملات الرقمية. أنا متحمس جداً لمتابعة تطورات قوة @Fabric Foundation وتأثيرها الإيجابي على السوق من خلال الرمز المميز $ROBO . التكنولوجيا الأصلية هي المستقبل دائماً.
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