Which outcome complicates trajectory control when a robotic arm's joint encounters a kinematic singularity?

💡 Explanation

Encountering a singularity causes the Jacobian matrix used in inverse kinematics to become non-invertible; because specific end-effector velocities require infinite joint velocities, therefore producing unrealistic joint angle trajectory rather than simple positional errors since the controller attempts unattainable action.

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