Which risk increases greatly when the positional tolerance requirements of robotic arm links in automated laser welding are not stringently maintained?

💡 Explanation

Laser beam focal shift increases because the Linkage Error Accumulation mechanism means tiny errors in each joint add up, shifting the laser's aim relative to the weldment; therefore the laser misses rather than heats the seam properly.

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