Adaptive control of teleoperation systems

We develop suitable adaptive control schemes for control of a teleoperation system with unknown parameters of different types: those with constant values, those with jumping values, and those with smooth but large time-varying values. Associated with different situations of adaptive control systems, different new transparency concepts are introduced and verified by analysis and simulation results.

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