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


```
*** Settings ***
Library           RequestsLibrary
Suite Setup       Create Session  example_api  https://example.com/api/v1
Suite Teardown    Delete All Sessions

*** Test Cases ***
Verify User Name Properties
[Documentation]    Verify that the User API returns a valid response with name properties
[Tags]    api

```
```
# Create a GET request to the API endpoint /users/1
response = Get Request    example_api/users/1

# Check that the response contains a 'name' property
Should Be True    response.json().has_key('name')

# Check that the 'name' value is not empty
Should Not Be Empty    ${response.json()['name']}
```

This test case sends a GET request to the API endpoint /users/1 to retrieve information about the first user, and then checks that the response contains a 'name' property and that the 'name' value is not empty. You can modify this test case to match the specific requirements of your REST API.

Here are some additional things to keep in mind when writing Robot Framework test cases:

* Test cases should be clear and concise.
* Test cases should be repeatable.
* Test cases should be reusable.
* Test cases should be automated.
* Test cases should be documented.

I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions.
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