Which instability arises when a robot's inverse kinematics solver commands excessive joint accelerations?

💡 Explanation

Chattering occurs because aggressive acceleration profiles demanded by inverse kinematics excite unmodeled high-frequency dynamics. This leads to rapid oscillations; therefore, chattering, rather than smooth motion, emerges due to controller overshoot and delays rather than direct physical limits being reached.

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