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Describes a currently developed software architecture for telerobotics, based on a high-level and interpreted language, PILOT (Programming and Interpreted Language Of actions for Telerobotics), allowing one to plan the actions of a robot. Such a language allows the operator to modify a mission during its execution. A software architecture is developed for this language, and is composed of four modules which manage different aspects of plan execution.<>