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    • Robotics and Control Systems
    • Artificial Intelligence in Automation
    • Nonlinear Control Theory

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    • Teleoperation of multiple robots is hindered by asymmetric time-varying delays, external forces, and system uncertainties.
    • Existing control strategies often lack robustness or are difficult to implement in complex, real-world scenarios.
    • Achieving precise motion synchronization among multiple robots under uncertain conditions remains a significant challenge.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To develop a robust neuroadaptive controller for telecoordinated multi-robot systems.
    • To address simultaneous challenges including asymmetric time-varying delays, nonpassive external forces, and uncertain robot kinematics/dynamics.
    • To ensure practical stability and precise motion synchronization in a master-slave robot network.

    Main Methods:

    • A neuroadaptive controller integrating prescribed performance control and switching control techniques was designed.
    • The controller employs motion synchronization principles for both master-slave pairs and the entire group of slave robots.
    • Stability analysis utilized the multiple Lyapunov-Krasovskii functionals method to establish state-independent input-to-output practical stability.

    Main Results:

    • The proposed controller effectively manages asymmetric time-varying delays and system uncertainties in multi-robot teleoperation.
    • Demonstrated practical stability of the closed-loop system, ensuring reliable performance.
    • Achieved successful motion synchronization across multiple master-slave robot pairs and the overall system.

    Conclusions:

    • The developed neuroadaptive controller offers a straightforward and implementable solution for complex multi-robot telecoordination.
    • The approach is applicable to a wider range of robotic systems compared to previous methods.
    • Simulation results validate the controller's effectiveness for three-degree-of-freedom robots.