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We start with the introduction of a passivity-based Model Reference Robust Control framework that guarantees delay-independent asymptotic stability and state convergence of dissipative, nonlinear Lagrangian systems with input and state measurement delays. Then, the proposed control methodology is extended to networks of multiple heterogeneous systems. We demonstrate that stability, formation, and cooperative motion coordination can be attained independently of arbitrarily large constant input delays. We next treat the control problem of single-master-single-slave bilateral teleoperation. Using concepts of passivity theory and input-to-state stability, we design a control strategy that passively compensates for position errors that arise during contact tasks and achieves delay-independent stability and transparency when alternating between unobstructed and obstructed environments. 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