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Kicking off with Robora: project overview, progress so far, and answering questions together
Recorded: Sept. 17, 2025 Duration: 0:42:45Space Recording
Short Summary
Robora is making waves in the crypto space with its innovative approach to robotics and AI integration, highlighted by strategic partnerships and a commitment to community engagement. The project is set to revolutionize the industry with its decentralized platform, modular robotics, and a focus on growth and scalability.
Full Transcription
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What's up?
What's up?
This is Larry for our first inaugural Robora spaces.
So excited to see such a good turnout. So much to cover today.
You guys are making and being a part of history.
Real IoT in action on robotics.
So excited to go over what we've been building and what we've been doing.
And we have, I mean, pretty much the who's who of the space here.
So excited to get into this quickly.
Get a little quick mic check real quick.
But before we do that, yeah.
So, Mr. F, can you give me a quick mic check?
Hey, guys. How are you doing?
Perfect. Perfect. Yeah yeah got a pretty loaded night
try to get this uh all uh you know consolidated into uh 30 minutes 45 minutes hour hopefully we
get it done quickly but uh answer all the questions and also uh kind of update everyone
on what we have going on just so much that we've we've done since launch. So my name is Larry.
I'm here. Many of you know me from the space already, from a few different protocols I advise
on already, and work with the government and work with the space in general, Crowdfighter DeFi.
It's a pleasure to be here. I'm so happy to be here on behalf of Robora and part of the team.
So thank you. And yeah, before we get started, I need to do here on behalf of Robora and part of the team. So thank you.
And yeah, before we get started, we need to do a little bit of housekeeping.
If you're here, please follow the host, which is the Robora main page.
Follow the speakers or any of the speakers.
Follow the people that are in here because, you know, you probably know them.
And why not help each other, right?
Also, let's repost this space as many times as we can.
Let's fill that purple bubble down below with as many comments.
When you do that, it only helps your exposure on the algorithm and the space as a whole.
So when you help this space, you're helping yourself and your network and who you have exposure to.
So it could be the next best move.
And also you're helping Robora out.
So, yeah, let's get started.
I'll introduce myself.
I'm Larry Lundy.
Been in the space for a long time, over, you know, a decade.
And here as an advisor for Robora as well and the host for the space.
Let me go ahead and introduce my co-host.
Go ahead, Mr. F. Hey, guys. Pleasure to be here. as well and the host for the space uh let me go ahead and introduce my co-hosts go ahead mr f
hey guys pleasure to be here um yeah really exciting stuff that we're seeing in rebora
this is my second cycle now in crypto kind of started off in uh mainly memes but then kind of transitioned into more technical stuff because i think um allows us to sort of be ahead of the
curve spot trends early that we're seeing in web 2 that blockchain and web 3 can you know use
technology and kind of be involved in what we're seeing in the real world and I think Robora is
definitely doing that yeah well yeah Robora is again one of the first to market first to come uh in the ethereum
and not just in ethereum but web3 as a whole blockchain uh it we're going to go over some
terminology that many people not may not be familiar with which is iot and uh bringing
a real tangible robotics uh you know supercharged through through Web3 and tokenization into your homes and beyond.
We have so much to unwrap.
I'd like to take a second to, you know, recognize some of the faces we have in here.
A lot of familiar faces.
We've got my boy Drew, CryptoKen, Barra, Kanz, Ajax.
There's a lot of good people in here.
Muga, Marvin, Dr. Strange.
We will take some questions and bring some more speakers up as we go over,
but we have a lot of ground to cover for our first space.
So I see Ito Dyke that you have requested to speak.
Hey, Drew, what's up?
We'll get everyone pulled up when we can.
But we've got quite a bit to cover right now. So, yeah, Robora is, like as described, a next generation, like real ease of use robotics protocol that brings something that's, you know, a high barrier of entry.
We always talk about low hanging fruit.
It doesn't mean that low hanging fruit cannot uh, cannot be simple and cannot be user
friendly and practical in application, right? We always talk about hype and cap and LARP in the
space. Um, and there's a lot of that based on it's a hot narrative, right? But as you've seen,
you guys have had to see my, uh, ugly mug in, uh, on video, uh, on, uh, on Ravora's main page and lots of different media outlets.
I was just at Inclusion 2025 talking about Robora
in front of 150,000 people in the main robotics dome.
There's a whole separate stadium just for robotics at Inclusion 2025.
And, you know, we talked to like three or four of our primary partners or potential partners. You may see a revised
prototype of four chassis that are available. I'm dropping a little bit of alpha right now.
And to give you a little bit of background, I mean, I am in China or in APAC, major, minor, providing, you know, access to real Internet of Things.
Or the easier explanation, because not everyone knows what IoT means, Internet of Things is kind of a, you know, a technical terminology that a lot of people may not be familiar with.
The simpler way would be saying is integration of technology, right?
So, you know, Robora's, some of the Robora's claim to fame
is having a drag-and-click 3D, 5D system of being able to build,
program, and, you know, like, you know,
cater to yourself robotics menu, right?
And with robotics being the hottest meta, not just in Web3, but in traditional finance and emerging technologies, what a way to be early, right?
I mean, I'm already doxxed anyways, but I definitely wouldn't be at a government-sanctioned event talking about Robora and talking about AI and robotics and IoT in general, right?
So, Mr. F, you spoke briefly on – so you've been an early, you know, proponent and advocate for Robora, like a lot of other people here.
Can you tell me what kind of attracted you
to Robora and what were some of the key points that you thought were important?
Yeah, so the way I see the market right now is people are looking for strong narratives,
right? People are looking for things that they can believe and hold for a long time.
And that's why, you know why I personally prefer EVM chains
because the narratives are way more longer lasting.
People believe in what is being built by the team.
And it's a lot easier to predict upside.
And I kind of noticed kind of like a mini utility run on Ethereum.
And I was like, okay, cool.
Like, let me scout around, see what narratives are popping off.
And I think robotics is one of the ones that stood out to me
because of how applicable it is to the real world.
You know, in terms of productivity, output,
there's nothing that beats AI and machinery, right?
Let's face it.
A lot of human jobs are going to be replaced, right?
But because we're going to see that change and substitution, that presents opportunity.
So if I could be part of something early on that's showing up to IRL events
and you know
you went to I believe it was an event
in China right? China's a massive
economy
and you guys will see
the video it was televised
there's a lot of
press and media there it was
covered by
a hundred different media outlets in real time.
And the invitation-only stage that I was speaking on was only suitable for 800.
There's actually 1,250 people packed in.
And 150,000 people outside in was simulcast during the event.
So, yeah, I mean, what you're talking about, again,
is first to market.
Like when we talk about robotics, IoT,
and we talk about AI,
it goes hand in hand with, you know, on-chain, right,
with tokenization in general.
We always talk about, you know,
there's a book by Charles Dickens
called The Tale of Two Cities,
where it used to be where we'd have trad fi and,
you know,
technology startups in traditional finance and we'd have web three.
And it's always been like web two has been trying to cater,
you know,
solutions and,
narrative and policy for web three to correct web three and web three is
try to bring decentralization technology to fix it,
to fix web two. But actually it's, uh, to be decentralization technology to fix it, to fix Web2.
But actually, to be honest, for the last 10 years, they've been involved with each other's narratives for quite some time, right?
So now what we're doing is, with Ethereum being the original, you know, zero layer, the origin layer, and we would talk about zero layer.
We talk about all of the chains
that we have now and all the EVMs on layer two, layer three, if you look at robotics and AI in
general, robotics and AI have been around for over 50 years, you know, we always talk about the AI
narrative, but robotics itself and automation, right? If you look at AI and robotics and Web3,
right um if you look at ai and robotics and web3 the nature of blockchain itself as a vehicle or
the highway for the agility for all of these technological advancements come hand in hand you
know blockchain is immutable and we're not people you know we get caught up on okay token price
action you know charts one moon but really at the end of the day, tokenization
and Ethereum itself, the end means has always been to provide a vehicle for the data.
And so here we are with a protocol like Robora, where we have a holistic approach, not just
to, yes, our main narrative is to push affordable and accessible robotics to the broad masses, but also at the same time to bring self-democratization
by the financial aspect of the tokenization, right?
That's why banks, that's why financial institutions,
I've been a part of that for a long time.
I was part of a lot of the recommendations on Pectra.
You guys know, many of you know me from doing policy side advisement on stable tokens and tokenization.
That was my main talk at Inclusion and at the Kyoto Blockchain Festival was banking the un. It was tokenization, but I had about 40 different conversations
on different stages and different roundtables for robotics and also for IoT. And what's the
crossroads, right? So when we look at Robora, yes, we have exciting real use case robotics.
We have a really strong ethos and model, tokenization model for the
decentralized finance aspect because there has to be fuel to drive this innovation, right?
And that's why I really like Robara because it's a holistic approach to things that we know will
be the next equivalent to the industrial revolution,
right? Not since the assembly line, not since the wheel or the book, you know, in print.
We're on that cusp of a next evolution and not just industrialization, but in human development,
right? And so we look at a protocol like Robora. Yes, I mean,
people like pumps, people like all the financial aspects, but now you have the ability to
effectuate just like, you know, Grayscale's model. Why do they choose Web3 for the financial
accelerator? Because there's less red red tape short-term liquidity provides quick
innovation and i think as you guys know the team the people behind robora and a lot of the different
announcements be it from academia be it from real developers here in china engineers etc
we have so much going on it's's multifaceted. You have myself.
You will see a video with me at ringside. I was actually right next to the ring during the NVIDIA
robot combat event, the main card. And there's, you know, 10,000 people outside the ring. I'm right there, and I videocast me talking about Robora
during the match right on the rope.
So you'll see that soon.
And before I go into the, we have a bunch of questions
and a bunch of little updates we'll go over,
but I want to let you know that we have some real IoT.
We'll have, you know, that's my thing thing is a lot of first-to-market things.
And I'm excited to be working with Robora as one of the catalysts to bring a real, tangible, something that you can use that's a proof of concept and first to market.
So look forward to that.
We have some of the top engineers and cross-discipline engineers
from mechanical engineering, robotical engineering, you know,
computer science and AI coming on board.
And speaking of that, we just had a partnership with Julia OS
to bring their MAS, their multi-agent swarm framework, development centers, as well as alternative
fuel, flex fuel, and power plant ECM manufacturing research facilities, backed by three of the top
engineering schools in the world. So that will also flow over into Robora because they have,
you know, semi-modular robotics factory. And all of this IoT kind of cross-references each other.
So we have some strong partnerships.
That's one of them.
We have some more partnerships to announce,
but you guys know me from being on Julie OS.
Yeah, some protocols are on the struggle bus
based on their charts,
but the technology is real.
MOUs are real and the applications are real.
So prepare to see some face melters from me in some factories, et cetera, where you'll actually get to see some of our industry application partners.
And I'll hand it back over to Mr. F. Mr. F, what do you think about some of those developments?
Mr. F, what do you think about some of those developments?
So firstly, when I look at, you know, the team credentials on Robora,
it really stands out to me compared to like some of the other stuff I'm seeing in the market,
which probably explains why this last week Robora has been the top leading robotics play.
So that to me shows that people are bidding because they're not just bidding because of the narrative,
but also people like to invest into the team and people who are competent, have good experience.
And I think it's really important to cover
because as an investor myself,
I'm not just looking at, okay, price go up.
Who am I putting my money behind?
Who is actually leading this?
And so the credentials here is like
ex-Google engineers,
full stack engineers with nine years plus experience,
hardware innovators from a company called Aircar, which is a robotic system.
And then obviously we have guys like Larry who are, you know,
putting his face on the line because he believes in the technology
and being on the ground in research and development, you know,
what's the word? Events. Let me give you guys a little bit of context for what Mr.
Jeff just said. Here's a sobering statistic. Over 260 new robotic, you know, Web3 protocols
have launched. Do you know how many of them actually have a fully docs team or someone that
will speak with their real name?
One Robora with complete team.
I mean,
so 260 plus new projects that describe themselves on deck screener or CMC,
et cetera,
as robot products,
robo robot AI.
And now, you know, I, I really want to say this. No one really used the terminology IoT until I got on to, you know, Julia. And I'll give you a little bit of
context. My day job, I advise and I provide analytics for government entities on. And many
of you guys know this because I've been doing this for a long time. I've come from originally from a security background.
I have a emphasis on IoT integration for technologies
and integrators in APAC, and that's what I've done.
And you got many of you guys remember
I was at Certik before.
You guys, some of you guys probably remember me from HashAI. I have a research
facility, the Data Command Center. It came from somewhere, probably the guy that's talking to
you about it right now. So have goodwill and good partnerships and good track record.
When it comes to mining and security and IoT, I mean, I've been there, right? So I
carry two O-level positions right now still full-time, right? But when I came onto Robora,
I saw what was happening. There's some real good Chinese robotics engineers and
lead researchers that are on the team. And the project is, you know, base production research
wise in China. How could I say no to that? You know, I mean, if you look at me, you know, base production research-wise in China,
how could I say no to that?
You know, I mean, if you look at me, you can kind of tell I probably belong there, right?
So I just happen to speak English pretty well because I'm an American, right?
But beyond that, 260 new protocols, who actually has a real product?
I mean, we're getting there.
We have it.
At least we have some prototypes.
But when I came on, I'm going to bring something that's tangible, something that you can play with and use.
And I'm so excited about that, right?
And then, again, like Mr. F was talking about the team, I don't know of any other robotics protocols even the top
robotics protocols are our peers our competitors not taking anything away from them but i mean
i'm here right i mean you can see my face like you can see you know drew's much better looking
than me but uh so i mean uh here we are so i, um, we're kind of running, we have so much more to cover.
We have more spaces, uh, myself or Mr. F and, uh, a few others will be hosting the spaces
with me, but I probably will make this a regular occurrence.
Um, you know, we just have so much to unpack.
So, uh, Mr. F, are you okay into going into some questions
from the our dms because we have lots of them uh i think we'll hit a couple up right now let's start
let's start working through them and uh we had a lot of questions actually that got submitted so
we had to filter through uh the most important ones um given that lots yeah given that a lot of
new um potential uh believers in the project
will be listening to this and they'll want the most crucial to the point information.
Here's a, here's a little side note question.
Um, you know, people ask, why do we have a partnership with Julia on Solana on Julia OS?
Little known fact, uh, Julia native language in a swarm in a multi-frame, a multi-agent system, an MAS.
You know, you might have heard of the U.S. Department of Energy and NASA.
They use Julia as a favorite mathematical load and large data load programming and AI language over C++ and Python, but it also can integrate C++ and Python.
And that's why with watching technologies, besides our AI automotive protocols,
they do a lot of next generation power plant and energy power plants for like methane,
methanol, and ammonia. And those training and simulation vectors require
much more compute and mathlets. So just like the Department of Energy for their nuclear power and
gas power protocols, use Julia. So for Robora, and you guys know I advise on Julia as well,
And you guys know I advise on Julia as well.
Why wouldn't we want to use the most efficient AI language and AI framework as one of the modules?
And that's the great thing about Robora.
You'll have variety.
You'll have the ability to pick different programming language modules for your command and input language for your robotics chassis.
So I'm super excited about that, right?
But let's get into these questions, though, really quick.
Yeah, absolutely.
Yeah, here's one question, and I'll let you get the next question, Mr. F.
Can you briefly explain what Robora is and what the main goal of the project is?
That's a pretty broad question.
I think we went over some of it, but Robor is a decentralized platform that kind of combines AI and robotics
together, right? So again, I just, that's why I just gave reference to our recent partnership.
Its goal is to solve, you know, fragmentation and inability to have access to real robotics
because it's kind of intimidating, you know? And it brings together vectors like data,
of intimidating you know um and it brings together vectors like data uh modular hardware
and software programming language enabling the vla models and creating incentives and and not
just self-sustainability through token economy right that's uh i guess in a nutshell to condense
and that's why i was using the the models from like BlackRock and Grayscale,
but especially from Grayscale's technology fund,
80% DeFi related from main foundationals
or whatever they're invested in.
And because of the speed, right?
So why do we choose blockchain?
It's immutable and we can settle disputes or settle transactions immediately.
And you're not burdened with carrying a bag of cash or burdened with lack of privacy.
And for a fast paced meta like robotics and AI, it's the perfect partner.
So that's why robotics is the number one trending meta in Web3 and DeFi right now.
And I'll let you get that next question from your pool of questions, Mr. F.
Yeah, absolutely.
So what is the biggest difference between Robora and other projects in robotics?
Robora's hybrid architecture, unlike other projects in the market,
are centralized or purely on-chain. And this is a very big weakness because as a business,
you want to be agile, you want to be able to tap into two different markets. So Robora is able to
do that very well and it's able to separate real-time
operations from trust and settlement so that allows Robora to have both performance and transparency
which sets us apart and allows it to become a category leader, a leader in this particular
sector being robotics and that becomes a very sellable narrative because
people want to be able to uh be involved with something that's doing what others aren't um
and yeah that's that allows um yeah that's that's that's what you know uh i'm gonna i'm gonna before
we get into some of the more um i the technology related questions on actual hardware, I had a very kind of deep question.
In what way or in what ways will users be able to contribute and get rewarded?
And I want you to go back to the post from the Rewora main page where we talk about academic inclusion, right?
post from the Robora main page where we talk about academic inclusion, right? So usually when
we talk about academic inclusion, we talk about hackathons. You might get paid a little bit one
time. You might be involved one time and get some accolades. But how is Robora going to change that?
And we want to pay people to work and contribute to beyond. I really think Ribora is a hybrid token protocol in that it's a workflow
and Xflow, right? It has an input and output function and it's self-preciplicating, a cyclic,
right? So how are we doing that is by you providing training data or new prompt data
and building useful components in the prototype stage that, you know,
improve upon our engineers or open source or our part suppliers and providing better pathways or
sharing models. All of these, you know, contributions, either technical or hardware-based. As we go, we want you guys to learn with us.
And we want the BRRRR. We want to put the BRRRR in the BRRRR, right? And how do we do that is by
incentivizing contributing users, not just the GitHub, but in practical applications with RBR
tokens. So what do we mean by that? We don't, we don't need a hackathon. We can have a
build-a-thon, right? Where we incentivize, so many people are excited about robotics at the
grassroots level. Wouldn't it be cool if we could have people in our community and watch, lots of
these other robotics tokens are going to copy this, you know, tit for tat. But my idea was,
be this, you know, tit for tat. But my idea was, wouldn't it be nice to have international teams,
either for technical IOT, for like firefighting, or medical robotics, and then also for the fun
part, you know, we have all these robotic combat events, like the one that we'll post the video
where I'm talking right on ringside. Wouldn't it be cool to have some RBR sponsored, you know,
right on ringside, wouldn't it be cool to have some RBR sponsored, uh, you know, combat teams,
right. Or, uh, you know, robotic Olympics, uh, you know, I, there's, you will see another video
from the RBR main page where I'm with the winner of the Chinese, uh, robotics marathon competition,
right. So you'll see all of that. Uh, and that's what I want to see from, uh, the community at
RBR and Robora as well is not just,
you know, interest on the token side, not just interest in the hype, not just interest in
what we're building and what you can buy, but are you helping to build and provide more for
your community this way? So at the, at the grassroots level, at the organic level, you
don't even have to be rich, but if you have some knowledge and you want to incentivize yourself and help your fellow robo engineer, that's the way to do it, right?
So I'll let you get that next question, but I really wanted to cover that because it's really a different approach.
They can talk about it, but I don't think anyone can give you an exact organic explanation like we can.
And that's the idea that I have in my mind is to sponsor.
You know, we have cybersports team.
We have gaming teams.
Why don't we have a robotics combat or robotics agility team?
And I really think that's the future in organic growth from the open source sector, which encourages more growth than, you know, compartmentalized
technology sectors. So I'll let you get to it, Mr. F. I'm sorry, that was a really loaded question.
So yeah, no worries. Okay, so the next question is, how do you envision practical applications
of Robora in real world? So Robora is able to support modular robots,
AI integrations, deployment and simulation.
So it's able to cover a vast amount of different services
and skill sets needed within the automation industry,
making it very flexible and scalable project and
business model that's very demanded in the industrial automation sector the
services sector and I'll just give an example where imagine if a hospital was able to have robots trained
by Robora's platform, right?
And all developers had to do was to drag and with these solutions very quickly
and making it very seamless, very convenient for people
that previously wouldn't have been able to tap into the sector
because it can come across as very overwhelming,
probably requires a lot of dev time,
a lot of coding skills.
But Robora allows you to cut through that, I guess,
that heavy load, that heavy work.
And, you know, when it comes to business,
there's nothing more important than cutting down costs and time, right?
Because that's how you're able to scale and keep growing.
Just like in DeFi, you know, what's the greatest incentive besides decentralization uh is the hyper deflationary
you can buy anything back except for time right so like you were saying robotics itself is really
you know trendy to talk about it's it's you know trend trend. I mean, it's the populace. It's the talk of the town. But lowering the barrier of entry is very important because how can people getora. People are like, well, you're on a few different protocols. And I say, yeah, and
they have proven growth and they're doing well because the narrative and what they're actually
trying to do is applicable to day-to-day life. I want to make that very clear. I work, you know,
for several different nation states in regards to bringing them in advisory on CID, AML, tokenization, especially stable token policy.
And I'm not going to pick bad things to run on, right?
things to run on, right? And that's one thing I want to really make clear on Ribora is that
they have people there that are real life people that I talk to, which is kind of
refreshing, right? But again, going back to what you're talking about, Mr. F, you know,
lots of the world is suffering an aging workforce or a depletion of people that want to do labor and intensive tasks, right?
Robotics will kind of provide the bridge just like the assembly line provided a bridge.
And I think there will be some code of, you know, in between.
And what I mean by, and I think some of that ethical in-between is going to come from protocols like Robora, where you get to be so involved at the organic level, programming, improving, building, and also putting the brakes where, you know, full sentience doesn't have to be there.
It can be a semi-sentient robot.
semi-sentient robot. And that's another talk that I'm giving at another large speaking
engagement, but I also spoke at Inclusion, is me being from a security background, is
what are the cutoffs on limiting robotics, right? And that's the great thing about protocols like
Robora. You can pick that and choose that. And I envision Robora being a large enough community
to have say in the greater good of the space, right? So not just, again, of course, we like
the agility of the Robora token. That's very important. You know, it provides some, you know,
self-subservience. It provides paying, making way for some democratization
and for your economic future.
But beyond that, it's bigger than that.
Just like I always tell people, tokens are, yes,
they end up back finally at the almighty dollar.
But bigger than that, and it's going to continue to play out is the data
and using it as a vehicle for growth and for development.
We see so many more creative and more impactful uses
of the blockchain as a whole.
And if you could have your cake and eat it too,
just like traditional financial systems are doing in technology systems, you can almost not separate AI robotics and tokenization along with the new technological revolution for banking and for the financial systems.
They're all tied into one.
If you don't believe that, you just need to look at things like Grayscale and World Liberty Phi and BlackRock and XRP. They're putting everything
together. IP, physical property. And like I said, if we just have our own little piece, why not?
You know, and guys, if any of you want to come up, this will be the time to do it. I think we're
pretty much on the 40 minute mark here shortly. So before we close out, I'd like to if any of you want to come up, this will be the time to do it. I think we're pretty much on the 40-minute mark here shortly.
So before we close out, I'd like to invite any of you that had questions or wanted to speak.
If not, me and my co-host, Mr. F, will say a couple things.
And we'll see you next week.
I'm excited to.
I mean, there's so much.
I'm trying my best.
I'm a little bit scrambled in my words right now and usually not,
but there's so much stuff that we still have to cover.
We have probably a hundred more questions.
Probably have another 30 questions in my DM.
So if any of you guys want to speak,
please raise your hand now or hold your peace and we'll give some closing
statements.
Anybody?
And our Robora main, if you see any questions or hands,
you can bring them up.
But if not, I'll close with this.
Next week or within the next two weeks,
I will be flying to a factory to one of our main supplier manufacturers.
They're in the top 100 of prime manufacturers in the world
for robotics and automation components
that spans everything from aquatic exploration,
domestic home security, and as well as automotive. So be excited to see that. And
you'll see some really exclusive co-development with outreach and the partners that no one else
would have. So you guys have seen, besides being at exclusive speaking engagements and being a
representative, not just for Robora,
but for web three and technology in general and policy side,
you'll continue to see kind of some interesting things.
So I guess I'll take this moment to kind of announce that I'm going to be
the onboarding or I've already onboarded.
I think some of you probably had that assumption.
I'm the chief integration technologies officer at Robora.
And yeah, you guys stick on the feed you'll see.
And expect to see lots of new announcements, regular articles and education.
But beyond that, you guys will see all the moving parts for a real robotics protocol with real iot so not just
the internet of things uh you know that's a whole host of different uh technologies and idioms that
go together but the integration of technology itself as a whole to make robora not just robust
and holistic in the robotics and technology integration fields, but as well as a world-class segment-leading, Ethereum-leading tokenization protocol.
And I call it that because it's self-incentivizing in the future.
In our roadmap, you'll kind of see that.
Next space, we'll kind of go over some of the main points on the roadmap because we ran out of time.
Mr. F, I'm sorry.
I'm just kind of running loose
because there's so many points to cover,
but is there anything else that you have else to say?
And I want to thank you for your great counter
and you brought up some amazing points.
Yeah, I think closing statements on my end is,
I think it's good for everyone
to track the progress on the GitHub.
I've been making very close notes on the updates.
There's frequent updates, the last one being eight hours ago.
So it's good to see the team working on the tech live,
the codes there.
And yeah, it's good for conviction.
People can see that what's being said is actually being built
and there's nothing being fabricated there.
Yeah.
Also, I will be bringing on, you'll see some announcements on that too,
really hardcore computer engineering and integration technology engineers
with both background and, you know, back end and front end,
multiple different computing languages and robotics in the medical field,
former Oracle and former IBM.
You'll see some announcements for them being added onto the team
and some of the top academic talent from around the world.
So look forward to that as well.
And like I said, we just announced our partnership with Julia OS.
Expect to see some modules both on Julia's GitHub as well as Robora's GitHub with cross
pollination.
And man, I can't wait.
I look forward to making, I'm just chomping at the bits to want to tell you guys more,
but yeah, there's so much more, right?
So it's not going to just be like a one trick pony.
We've got so much coming.
And to the greater vision of democratizing robotics
on the wheels of Web3 tokenization, right?
So excited.
Thank you so much guys for stopping by.
Give a follow to the Robora main account and to any of the speakers here as well.
And anyone else who you see up here, great people, solid people.
And I look forward to talking to you all very shortly.
So you guys have a nice day. Cheers.
