When a large articulated robotic arm moves at speed, which effect leads to inaccuracies?

💡 Explanation

Inertial link resonance amplification causes inaccuracies due to the arm's oscillating motion nearing resonant frequencies. This amplification occurs because energy imparted to the links isn’t readily dissipated internally, therefore creating vibrations, rather than perfect positional control.

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