Robocip, the Japanese non-profit, had developed an innovative platform revolutionizing traditional robot development, specifically targeting robots with versatile arm capabilities for object handling. This new ecosystem seamlessly connects software developers, robot component providers, and researchers. Striving for a name embodying the concept wholeness while integrating "robot" and ROS (robot operating system) led to "ouroborus", an ancient Egyptian and gnostic emblem pointing to wholeness and infinity. River + Wolf simplified the spelling of "ouroborus" to "Uroboros", which coincidentally proved to be a widely used alternative spelling.