Wave-Based Bilateral Teleoperation between Nonlinear Manipulators with Direct Contact Force Feedback

Wave-Based Bilateral Teleoperation between Nonlinear Manipulators with Direct Contact Force Feedback

G. Q. Bao Tran, Takanori Miyoshi, Ho Duc Tho · N/A · 2026

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We study bilateral teleoperation between nonlinear, multi-DOF robotic manipulators in the presence of constant communication delays. Unlike classical wave-transformation architectures that transmit a coordinating force, we consider the case where the environmental force is reflected to the master...

Abstract Summary

We study bilateral teleoperation between nonlinear, multi-DOF robotic manipulators in the presence of constant communication delays. Unlike classical wave-transformation architectures that transmit a coordinating force, we consider the case where the environmental force is reflected to the master side to enhance teleoperation transparency. Since direct contact force feedback might destabilize the closed-loop system, we first develop a passivity-shortage characterization for the Euler--Lagrange remote system using a linear matrix inequality (LMI) approach. An upper strictly passive communication law is then employed to compensate for the computed passivity shortage so that the closed-loop stability under delays as well as position and force synchronization are preserved under appropriate conditions. Simulations with nonlinear 2-DOF robotic manipulators in different settings illustrate our approach.

Key Points

  • We study bilateral teleoperation between nonlinear, multi-DOF robotic manipulators in the presenc...
  • Unlike classical wave-transformation architectures that transmit a coordinating force, we conside...
  • Since direct contact force feedback might destabilize the closed-loop system, we first develop a ...
  • An upper strictly passive communication law is then employed to compensate for the computed passi...
  • Simulations with nonlinear 2-DOF robotic manipulators in different settings illustrate our approach

Wave-Based Bilateral Teleoperation between Nonlinear Manipulators with Direct Contact Force Feedback

|Authors: G. Q. Bao Tran, Takanori Miyoshi, Ho Duc Tho

|Venue: arXiv preprint | Year: 2026

|arXiv: 2608.20043v1

Abstract

We study bilateral teleoperation between nonlinear, multi-DOF robotic manipulators in the presence of constant communication delays. Unlike classical wave-transformation architectures that transmit a coordinating force, we consider the case where the environmental force is reflected to the master side to enhance teleoperation transparency. Since direct contact force feedback might destabilize the closed-loop system, we first develop a passivity-shortage characterization for the Euler—Lagrange remote system using a linear matrix inequality (LMI) approach. An upper strictly passive communication law is then employed to compensate for the computed passivity shortage so that the closed-loop stability under delays as well as position and force synchronization are preserved under appropriate conditions. Simulations with nonlinear 2-DOF robotic manipulators in different settings illustrate our approach.

Key Contributions

  • We study bilateral teleoperation between nonlinear, multi-DOF robotic manipulators in the presenc…
  • Unlike classical wave-transformation architectures that transmit a coordinating force, we conside…
  • Since direct contact force feedback might destabilize the closed-loop system, we first develop a …
  • An upper strictly passive communication law is then employed to compensate for the computed passi…
  • Simulations with nonlinear 2-DOF robotic manipulators in different settings illustrate our approach

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  • learning-from-demonstration

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@article{Tran2026_260820043v1,
  title     = {Wave-Based Bilateral Teleoperation between Nonlinear Manipulators with Direct Contact Force Feedback},
  author    = {G. Q. Bao Tran and Takanori Miyoshi and Ho Duc Tho},
  year      = {2026},
  eprint    = {2608.20043v1},
  archivePrefix = {arXiv},
  primaryClass  = {eess.SY},
  url       = {https://arxiv.org/abs/2608.20043v1}
}
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