Robust saturation-based control of bilateral teleoperation without velocity measurements
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Cited in
(9)- Composite adaptive control for bilateral teleoperation systems without persistency of excitation
- Position tracking in delayed bilateral teleoperators without velocity measurements
- Adaptive finite-time control for nonlinear teleoperation systems with asymmetric time-varying delays
- Integrated adaptive robust control for multilateral teleoperation systems under arbitrary time delays
- Stability of nonlinear teleoperators using PD controllers without velocity measurements
- Effects of quantization and saturation on performance in bilateral teleoperator
- Active disturbance rejection control for teleoperation systems with actuator saturation
- Adaptive stabilization of nonlinear teleoperation systems: An SIIOS approach
- Transparent bilateral teleoperation interacting with unknown remote surfaces with a force/velocity observer design
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