The article discusses how using specialized languages can help improve the way robotic components are managed throughout their lifecycle. By creating specific languages for different tasks like defining component structure, interfaces, deployment, and parameters, developers can better handle the complexity of robotics software systems. The researchers implemented four Domain-Specific Languages in a robotics framework called RoboComp and showed that these languages make it easier to create, modify, monitor, and deploy robotic components. The experiments demonstrated that using these languages can enhance the scalability and efficiency of robotics software systems.