Introduction

Redefining the Future of Decentralized Robotics Applications

The world is entering an era of autonomous intelligence — where robots, AI agents, and IoT machines interact not just with humans, but also with each other, exchanging data, value, and services in real time. From self-driving delivery fleets to surgical robotic systems to AI-powered drone swarms, robotics is transforming nearly every sector.

Yet despite these breakthroughs, the robotics ecosystem remains fragmented and centralized:

• Robotics platforms are vendor-locked and siloed, limiting interoperability.

• Machine-to-machine transactions require centralized payment gateways.

• Licensing, telemetry sharing, and robotics AI model distribution lack trustless verification.

• Developers face high friction when building robotics-powered decentralized applications.

These limitations slow innovation, restrict collaboration, and limit monetization opportunities in an industry poised to exceed $275 billion by 2030.

This is where Vectron ($VECT) comes in.