The integration of robots and AGI is becoming a new focus in the Web3 ecosystem. Recently, I came across an in-depth analysis of robot data architecture, where the article uses the metaphor of the "Tower of Babel" to describe the data infrastructure that leads to physical-world AGI — this perspective is quite interesting.

From a data perspective, for robots to truly enter the physical world, what is needed is not only algorithm models but also massive, high-quality, real-time data support. Distributed data storage and incentive mechanisms on the blockchain have become a key part of this process. Robot project teams are already borrowing governance and incentive models from Web3 when building their data ecosystems.

This also explains why many recent blockchain projects are focusing on the track of robots and physical-world data. Data itself is the most scarce resource; whoever controls high-quality, real-time data, holds the ticket to entering the AGI era.