The phrase "a pair of robotic" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to two robotic items or entities, often in contexts related to technology, engineering, or science fiction.
Example: "The engineer presented a pair of robotic arms designed for precision tasks in manufacturing."
Alternatives: "two robotic units" or "a duo of robotic devices".
Toyota also displayed a rolling robot and showed film of a pair of robotic legs that its engineers designed to carry a disabled person.
In that case, the researchers have a pair of robotic guide dogs to assist.
And Honda's iconic, stair-climbing, boogeying humanoid Asimo started out as a pair of robotic legs 25 years ago.
And soon after the toy fair, Tiger bought two more inventions from Mr. Filo -- a pair of robotic walking systems that could be fitted to different toys.
The result is a pair of "robotic trousers" that he calls ReWalk.The idea of a powered, artificial exoskeleton will be familiar to cinema-goers from films such as "Aliens" and "Avatar".
Soon they hear about a large purple bunny rabbit who has stolen a pair of robotic chicken legs from a toy store and they suspect it may be Harpella (an evil witch who was turned into a rabbit by the magic lamp in book one "Operation Bunny").
A well-respected name in automation, the Boston-based company produced a pair of robotics that have become mainstays in research facilities and warehouse floors alike.
A team of researchers at the University of Missouri are using a pair of robotics platforms and a $20 million grant from the National Science Foundation to develop a system for identifying crop strains resistant to heat, drought and flood.
Mars Exploration Rover, either of a pair of U.S. robotic vehicles that explored the surface of Mars beginning in January 2004.
Then there was a synthesiser player/slide projectionist (Adrian Wright), a pair of stiffly robotic female backing singers (Susan Anne Sulley and Joanne Catherall), and a frontman with alien presence.
The BMW drone team would be able to deploy a flying drone, which resembles a high-tech Jet Ski cruise missile, or one of a pair of unicyclelike robotic vehicles to chase lawbreakers.
