A patent should not impose any restriction on the software. It should purely deal with the hardware.
You absolutely want the software you write under a copylefted license,
probably the GNU GPLv3+. A competitor that would like to build similar robots
running proprietary software would then have to rewrite everything. Assuming
it is much work, it probably won't and will end up improving your software.
Improvements that must be distributed under the same license. It has nothing
to do with patents and everything to do with copyright (well, copyleft).
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