Sure, here is a Robot Framework test that tests a REST API scheme of a user with name properties:

```
*** Settings ***
Library    requests

*** Test Cases ***
Test User Name Properties
    ${url}    Create URI    ${HOST}    ${API_VERSION}    /users
    ${headers}    Create Dictionary    Content-Type=application/json
    ${payload}    Create Dictionary    name=John Doe
    ${response}    Get Request    ${url}    ${headers}    ${payload}
    ${status_code}    Get Response Status Code    ${response}
    ${content}    Get Response Content    ${response}
    ${name}    Get Dictionary Value    ${content}    name
    Should Be Equal As Strings    ${name}    John Doe
```

This test creates a GET request to the `/users` endpoint on the API, passing in a JSON payload with a `name` property. The test then checks the response status code and content, and asserts that the `name` property in the response matches the value that was passed in.
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