Which consequence results when exceeding joint speed limits in industrial robot arms?

💡 Explanation

Kinematic singularities occur when joint velocities become unbounded for a given Cartesian end-effector velocity because the manipulator Jacobian becomes singular; therefore, link stability decreases rather than improved torque, as decreased stability induces over-correction disrupting robot motion.

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