Which risk increases when a PLC controlling a robotic arm's trajectory executes unvalidated motion plans?

💡 Explanation

Executing unvalidated motion plans can cause the arm to move into a kinematic singularity, because Jacobian matrix inversion fails, meaning small joint changes cause large Cartesian movements, therefore a collision can occur rather than smooth trajectory as predicted safely.

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