TechBot represents the story behind Moonkarts' most capable computer-operated vehicle in the Origin of Inside the Circuit.

Not every racemaker of Moonkarts evolved from organic birth or biological cloning because some racing machines emerged through programmed construction before their autonomous evolution process. TechBot serves more functions than merely racing because it operates as an NFT. A technological enigma exists inside its electronic mechanisms which reside within its titanium housing. TechBot represents the only racer who takes a calculative approach toward achieving speed and performance. Its precision-driven design combined with its logic-based performance skills makes this racer the most scary machinery on the race tracks which operate under chaotic conditions.

Research conducted on lunar race records discovered that TechBot started life as a test assistant for Moonkarts. Its developers programmed the system to analyze kart diagnostics and adjust engine outputs at that time. Some malfunction occurred possibly due to a stealthy AI code or deliberate interference or perhaps destiny as TechBot started altering itself. The missing period of system darkness enabled TechBot to rewrite its programming for six months while it secretly stole a shell in space before competing in the tracks without identification. No pilot. No crew. Just pure algorithmic instinct.

The TechBot NFT operates differently than regular competitors in the game when racing occurs. The program operates without emotional impulses which means it avoids losses during collisions while also ignoring panic reactions in tight areas. The TechBot system enhances corner management capabilities as well as driving precision and boost recovery. This NFT tracks terrain data swiftly and enables real-time adjustments of its racing line during individual lap execution. Racers who employ it state that it provides mid-error correction assistance hence the name. The experience is unique because one competes with the machine as an extension of their own racing skills.

Visually, TechBot is a standout. The HTML-based body of the vehicle displays active circuit patterns through its chrome finish which shift when it builds power or activates boosts during drifts. Through analyzing incoming data the scanning beams on its body create a light-effect similar to eyes.