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This research demonstrates unprecedented control over nanomechanical oscillators at the zero-point motion scale by achieving tunable nonlinear electromechanics in carbon nanotubes coupled with quantum dots. By creating a mechanical Kerr nonlinearity three orders of magnitude larger than previous efforts, this work establishes a critical platform for strong anharmonicity and precise continuous readout essential for advancing hybrid quantum systems. The ability to manipulate motion at the fundamental limit imposed by quantum mechanics represents a significant step toward scalable quantum devices that integrate mechanical elements with electronic control.