"develop a robot" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is most commonly used in the context of technology and engineering, when discussing the creation or improvement of a robotic device or system. Example: The company's goal is to develop a robot that can perform complex tasks with minimal human input.
Last year his investment vehicle, Grishin Robotics, put $250,000 into a start-up called Double Robotics, to develop a robot which cradles an iPad that serves as its brain and face.
A team of engineers at the University of California San Diego have applied the biologically inspired principles of soft robotics in order to develop a robot capable of navigating uneven terrain like rocks and sand.
The idea lies dormant until fiction (sort of) becomes fact 70 years later, when Nike develop a robot arm, in 2000, to test its new clubs.
Dr. Beckwith argued that sending astronauts to fit the telescope with a propulsion module would be less risky than trying to develop a robot.
The researchers have now joined forces with Ron Fearing, a computer scientist at Berkeley, to try to develop a robot with the agility of a cockroach.
The first is to develop a robot to dispose of Hubble; NASA had previously agreed that instead of using the shuttle to bring it back to Earth, it would develop a robotic mission to dock with the telescope and guide it to a fiery but safe re-entry into the atmosphere.
The Japanese, ever so robotically inclined, have developed a Robot that analyzes a wine's chemical composition without having to taste the wine.
The company has developed a robot that can swap a car battery in 40 seconds.
No one has yet developed a robot that combines the perception and motor skills of the average five-year-old.
"It's a fantastic idea," said Roger Quinn, a professor at Case Western Reserve University who is developing a robot that jumps like a cricket.
Rodney Brooks (www.ai.mit.edu/people/brooks/) developed a robot infant, which has baby "states of mind" that change with your actions to the doll.
