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Adaptive robot guidance through real-time compliance estimation and dual-modal control

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By John Payne, Karl Velazquez, Paolo Bonato, Harry Asada, Ravi Tejwani
| Nature Verified
Abstract When human instructors guide learners through motor tasks, they seamlessly coordinate physical touch with verbal explanations - a dance teacher positions a student’s arms while describing the movement, a therapist supports a patient’s limb while offering encouragement. In contrast, a robot applying physical forces without verbal context can feel invasive or unsettling to humans.
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Paynes Plumbing & Electric of Knoxville Dispatches Teams After Record East Tennessee Deep Freeze

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By John Payne
| EIN Presswire
Paynes Plumbing & Electric John Payne Highlights Permanent No-Fee Policy for Travel and Diagnostics to Support Tennessee Homeowners with Plumbing Issues Whether a plumber is heading out to Maryville, Sevierville, or right here in Knoxville, we never charge a fee just to show up.” — John Payne KNOXVILLE, TN, UNITED STATES, February 3, 2026 / EINPresswire.com/ -- Following the recent surge of sub-zero temperatures across East Tennessee, Paynes Plumbing & Electric has launched an expansive...
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What went wrong with Hairy rhinos?

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By John Payne
| The Star (Malaysia) Verified
IMMEDIATELY after the deaths in 2019 of the last two Hairy rhinoceroses in Malaysia, a male named Tam and female Iman, the global response was of sympathy. This was touching to people who had been close to the rhinos, that died of age-related illnesses under the care of NGO, Borneo Rhino Alliance. But some basic points were missed. A species does not suddenly go extinct.
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