“…Teleoperation extends human sensing and manipulating capabilities to remote and hazardous environments where autonomous or preprogrammed task execution is not feasible, owing to the uncertainties in the environments and the complexity of given tasks. With the recent advancements of robot hardware, communications, and control technologies, there has been renewed interest in teleoperation, and its application areas have been expanded into medicine (Su et al, 2020), biological cell manipulation (Mohand-Ousaid et al, 2020), inspection and maintenance of wind turbines, oil and gas platforms (Lee et al, 2020), industrial process-monitoring (Sita et al, 2018), dexterous manipulation (Fishel et al, 2020), learning from demonstration (Latifee et al, 2020), and soft growing robot (Stroppa et al, 2020).…”