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What if your robot was not an expense, but a partner with its own wallet?
In the following text, I will try to articulate the concept of Financial Autonomy with the robots of @Fabric Foundation . Basically, the robot stops being an expense for its owner and becomes a kind of "business partner" that manages its own wallet.
The traditional robot is considered inefficient; it is like an employee who needs their boss to buy even their coffee. Fabric's proposal is for a robot that works, charges for its service, and with that money, sustains itself.
The self-sustaining cycle works as follows; The robot performs the task (delivery or office cleaning). It automatically receives payment in $ROBO in its personal wallet. The smart contract allocates a percentage for its energy recharge and another percentage for a fund for its own maintenance or repairs.
The traditional robot is considered inefficient; it is like an employee who needs their boss to buy even their coffee. Fabric's proposal is for a robot that works, charges for its service, and with that money, sustains itself.
The self-sustaining cycle works as follows; The robot performs the task (delivery or office cleaning). It automatically receives payment in $ROBO in its personal wallet. The smart contract allocates a percentage for its energy recharge and another percentage for a fund for its own maintenance or repairs.
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