Which control error sharply increases when a robotic arm controlled via inverse kinematics experiences excessive joint acceleration?

💡 Explanation

Path deviation error is caused as excessive joint acceleration exceeds permissible kinematic solutions due to the robot's finite servo response, therefore paths deviate from planned trajectories, rather than issues linked directly singularity proximities only or static gear problems like backlash given adequate servoing.

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