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Multi-Tool Selection for Robotic Systems: Comparing Semantic Retrieval and LLM
Natural-language interfaces allow users to command robotic systems without interacting directly with mission planners or robotics middleware. Their reliable use depends on robot tool routing, defined here as the selection of the smallest complete subset of predefined executable capabilities required
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