Building the Robotic Labor Market
With the MechaOS core stack live, Phase 2 shifts from pilot demonstrations to an open robotic labor market. The focus is on usability, developer adoption, and the first fleets of robots executing funded on-chain tasks at scale.
Launch of the MechaOS Marketplace, where users can post tasks, lock payment in $MECHA or ETH, and have robots claim jobs in a trustless manner.
Integration of IPFS and Ethereum anchoring for proof of work. Robots submit telemetry, sensor data, or video hashes, which are immutably linked to the task contract.
Why it matters: Disputes over whether a task was completed are eliminated, enabling trustless gig work for machines.
Release of the MechaOS SDK to onboard builders. Key components include:
Simulation modules: test tasks in virtual robotics environments before deploying to hardware
Smart contract templates: pre-built contracts for common robotic jobs such as delivery and inspection
ROS2 connectors: bridges that translate on-chain commands into robotic execution
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