Which positional error occurs during sensor fusion in autonomous robot navigation, if Kalman filtering is inadequately tuned regarding inertial measurement?

💡 Explanation

Increased translational drift will occur because sensor fusion improperly weights the inertial measurements; *Kalman gain* miscalculation propagates errors over time. Therefore translational drift increases, rather than stable positioning, when sensor model discrepancies override corrections.

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