7.2 Real-World Robotics

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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