Latency Compensation

Techniques that account for the time delay between sensing and actuation in a robot control loop. Latency compensation predicts the future state at the time the control action will take effect, enabling stable control despite delays. It is critical in teleoperation (network latency) and visual-servo control (camera processing delay).

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