Modulr Testnet Launches for Robotics and AI DePIN

December 31, 2025 — Modulr Testnet launches as the project moves toward building a decentralized network for robotics, AI, data, and compute. The release marks the final testing phase ahead of mainnet, with a strong focus on community-driven stress testing.

Modulr’s Vision for Decentralized Robotics Infrastructure

Modulr Robotics aims to build an open, global network for robotics and AI powered by blockchain. The project sits at the intersection of decentralized physical infrastructure (DePIN), real-time robotics, and AI compute. Modulr’s design allows users to remotely operate robots, deploy AI models, and share compute resources through a peer-to-peer marketplace.

By tokenizing access to physical automation, the protocol seeks to lower barriers for industries such as logistics, manufacturing, and remote operations. The testnet launch represents a critical step toward validating this vision at scale.

What the Modulr Testnet Introduces

The Modulr Testnet went live on December 30, 2025, serving as the final validation phase before mainnet deployment. Unlike traditional testnets focused solely on functionality, Modulr emphasizes adversarial and community-driven testing. Beginning in January 2026, users can join “Modulr Missions” designed to simulate real-world conditions.

Tasks include account creation, transaction spamming, and identifying bugs or vulnerabilities. The project will reward participants with $eMDR tokens from its Ecosystem Fund, with additional incentives for uncovering critical issues.