“…Such systems serve as models for the dynamics of traffic [22], [47], teleoperators [24] and robotic manipulators [2], [20], motors [34], [50], multi-agent systems [1], [18], [40], autonomous ground vehicles [39], unmanned aerial vehicles [23] and planar vertical take-off and landing aircrafts [21], [48], and the human musculoskeletal system in applications such as neuromuscular electrical stimulation [32], [38], [51], to name only a few. Motivated by the negative effects of input delays on the stability and performance of such control systems, in this article we present control designs that achieve delay compensation.…”