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February 25, 2026Journal of Field Robotics0 citations

Single‐Master Bimanual‐Slaves Cooperative Teleoperation With Modified Damping Zeroing Neurodynamics

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CWChengzhi WeiSun Yat-sen UniversityPYPeng YuSZShuai ZhaoNorth China University of Science and Technology

Key Points

  • The aim is to develop a cooperative teleoperation system for bimanual slaves using modified damping-zeroing neurodynamics.
  • Developed a modified damping-zeroing-neurodynamics approach for orientation regulation.
  • Integrated the model-less modified DampZND into a single-master bimanual-slaves system.
  • Performed simulations and experiments to validate efficiency in trajectory tracking and coordination.
  • The system effectively achieved synchronous cooperative motion between operators and bimanual slaves.
  • Demonstrated improved trajectory tracking and autonomous orientation regulation during teleoperation.

Abstract

ABSTRACT This paper proposes a modified‐damping‐zeroing‐neurodynamics‐based single‐master bimanual‐slaves cooperative teleoperation system with autonomous orientation regulation and an efficient and operator‐friendly coordination strategy. The first contribution of this paper is to extend damping‐zeroing‐neurodynamics (DampZND) to orientation regulation and for the first time to integrate the model‐less modified DampZND to single‐master bimanual‐slaves teleoperation system. The second contribution is to propose a single‐master bimanual‐slaves cooperative teleoperation system to enable the operators to teleoperate bimanual‐slaves synchronously to achieve cooperative motion while operating a single‐master and monitoring a single slave. The effectiveness of the proposed bimanual teleoperation system has been demonstrated in simulation and experiment with respect to trajectory tracking, autonomous orientation regulation and coordination strategy.

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Wei et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/699e91fdf5123be5ed04fd94https://doi.org/10.1002/rob.70186
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