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# 7.2 Real-World Robotics

As Roborus evolves, the marketplace extends from simulation into **physical robots deployed in diverse industries**.

#### **Drones (Delivery, Patrols)**

Drones can be hired to deliver small packages, monitor perimeters, or conduct surveillance.

* **Value**: Expands into logistics, security, and environmental monitoring.
* **Privacy Layer**: Clients can request sensitive tasks without exposing data, routes, or video feeds.

#### **Delivery Bots**

Autonomous ground vehicles perform urban deliveries for food, retail, or local commerce.

* **Value**: Businesses integrate robots into last-mile delivery without direct ownership.
* **Benefit**: Payments are automated upon proof of delivery.

#### **Agricultural/Farm Robots**

Farm robots handle tasks such as crop monitoring, soil analysis, or precision spraying.

* **Value**: Farmers access robotic services without upfront capital investment.
* **Benefit**: Tasks are validated via zero-knowledge proofs, ensuring accurate completion.

#### **Industrial Automation**

Robotic arms, inspection crawlers, or autonomous forklifts are registered in the marketplace to take on specialized jobs.

* **Value**: Manufacturers can monetize underutilized robots while ensuring client confidentiality.
* **Benefit**: Reduces downtime and maximizes return on robotic assets.