The phrase "a remote controlled robot" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a robot that is operated from a distance using a remote control device.
Example: "The children were thrilled to see a remote controlled robot perform tricks at the science fair."
Alternatives: "a remote-operated robot" or "a radio-controlled robot".
Call it a remote controlled robot and say the operator is behind everything.
London-based roboticist Evangelos Georgiou wants to offer an open-source platform for helping Arduino hobbyists take their projects mobile, thanks to a remote controlled robot called the RK-1 that combines a programmable Arduino microcontroller with apps for iPhone or Android, tank tracks, DC motors and Wi-Fi connectivity.
After you understand how to build a remote controlled robot, you may want to make another one (or modify the first one) to use DC motors, rather than servo motors.
Surgery guided by an MRI and a remote-controlled robot would be far more accurate because the robotic needle could be aligned directly with the tumor as seen by the MRI.
Interactive television monitors are everywhere, and a remote-controlled robot entertains young visitors.
The bomb squad showed up with a remote-controlled robot and officers wearing blast-proof suits.
Two officers were driving a remote-controlled robot, used for discharging bombs, back and forth on the corner.
Researchers have developed a remote-controlled robot about the size of a fat housefly that mimics a fly's aerial prowess.
Last week he began to build the "Afghan eXplorer," a remote-controlled robot modeled on the Mars Pathfinder that he intends to send into Afghanistan in January.
I feel at times like a remote-controlled robot, but I honor the first law of New York: keep moving or get out of the way.
How about this idea for cutting payroll: a remote-controlled robot that video-chats with those it encounters and peers into the spaces where it roams.
