The recent concert's Bots performance truly went viral. This not only drew the public's attention to the Bots sector but, more importantly, exposed China's rapid iteration capability in the hardware field.

Interestingly, this wave of enthusiasm has not stopped in the traditional hardware circle. The Web3 sector has also begun to boil— the popularity of the Bots topic has indirectly increased the visibility of related infrastructure projects. Especially those focused on AI software development, such as OM1, BrainPack, and FABRIC, are right at the forefront of the robotic intelligence upgrade.

In simple terms, when robots are no longer just cold code and hardware, and when they begin to require more complex AI decision-making and autonomous learning capabilities, the software infrastructure projects behind them become the real beneficiaries. This industrial chain is forming, and Web3 developers are also starting to explore opportunities within the robot ecosystem.