Which outcome results when exceeding the configured acceleration limit of a joint in a robotic arm?

💡 Explanation

Exceeding the joint acceleration limit triggers joint position errors due to the robot control's *trajectory planning* algorithms failing to accurately update motor commands because the commanded motion becomes physically unrealizable, therefore trajectory deviation results in unintended collisions, rather than the drift/EMF changes from feedback issues at lower acceleration rates.

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