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The phrase "allow the robot to" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing permissions or capabilities related to a robot's actions or functions.
Example: "We need to allow the robot to perform tasks autonomously to improve efficiency."
Alternatives: "permit the robot to" or "enable the robot to".
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What services would you allow the robot to provide for you?
Winston would construct the robot and M.I.T. would supply the "brain": software that would allow the robot to see, hear, speak, and feel.
It has a manipulator hand containing drilling and cutting tools that allow the robot to retrieve samples of rock from the ocean bed.
These DCSs allow the robot to generate robust and/or flexible behaviors.
Rather, it utilises internal simulations which allow the robot to simulate actions and predict their consequences.
The implemented behaviours allow the robot to navigate autonomously and follow a diver.
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"One interesting future direction is to allow the robots to attach to one another," Rubenstein says.
These simple tenets were enough to allow the robots to copy ants' ability to find the shortest path home.
The team has created a number of failsafe systems that allow the robots to recover from damage while flying.
They are based on consensus algorithms that allow the robots to agree on different parameters, taking into account which robot has more relevant information.
One is that the surface-following controller developed for robotic sanding allows the robot to simultaneously realize a delicate polishing force control and smooth position/orientation control.
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