In 2025, the Web3 sector is witnessing a new narrative of integration with robotics and AI, according to Jacob Zhao from IOSG. While Web3's role in hardware manufacturing and service layers remains limited due to capital intensity and weak data loops, it shows potential in areas like supply chain finance and equipment leasing. The compatibility is higher in simulation and software ecosystems, where simulation data and training tasks can be secured on-chain, and intelligent agents and skill modules can be tokenized as NFTs or Agent Tokens. As robots develop sensory, language, and learning capabilities, they face challenges in identity, trust, incentives, and governance, evolving into autonomous entities capable of decision-making and economic value creation.