Think about this for a bit. You have your LS out gathering data. THEN you disable the LS, and hook it to the robot, (glass under the LS) shoot a bunch of shots, and then park the Robot, and continue, with the LS.
(This appears to be what you are suggesting)
OR,
Set the LS on a very hard shot, way back in the boonies, set it to shoot a point 10x, verified, and quit.
Come to the front, take out the robot, and DC, and shoot all you want, and need, and then occupy several points, with the LS.
Back in office, integrate them.
OR if you want to stake with the Robot, (design coords) set a number of nails, with the LS.
Then, set up the robot. Use thumb drive, to transfer the coords. to robot, and then use robot to stake them.
My point is, that it's probably better to have 2 units, in the field.
I think so, anyway.
One thing, I do want is under COGO is a STAKE routine, to get angles and distances, to use my reflectorless, to SET corners. This would be a MANUAL total station stake routine.
Pretty simple. But useful. I would not use it alot, but if it were there, I'd use it. The angles and distances would be all done manually, in the field book.
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