4.2 Privacy-First Design

Privacy is not an add-on in Roborus, it is a core design principle. From the moment a job is created until it is verified and paid, privacy is enforced at every layer.

• Encrypted Jobs: Clients encrypt job specifications with keys tied to specific agents. Only selected robots can decrypt and view the details.

• Encrypted Telemetry: Logs, camera feeds, and performance data are stored securely, accessible only to authorized parties.

• Token-Gated Data Access: Sensitive datasets (maps, images, telemetry logs) can be shared privately with token/NFT-gated access, giving data owners control over who can view or use their information.

• Zero-Knowledge Privacy: Instead of revealing routes or raw metrics, robots submit cryptographic proofs (e.g., proof of delivery in a zone) that confirm completion without leaking sensitive details.

This ensures enterprises can trust robots in sensitive facilities, individuals can use domestic robots without exposing their homes, and robot owners can safely monetize their machines.