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Adaptive Finite-Time Position-Force Control of Teleoperation Systems With Time-Varying Delays Using a Liquid State Machine Uncertainty Estimator
Teleoperation systems are increasingly used in medical, rehabilitation, and remote manipulation applications, where accurate position/force tracking and stable interaction are essential. In such applications, the remote environment may exhibit viscoelasticity, frictional memory, contact transitions,
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