Which risk increases when a redundant 6-DOF robotic arm relies excessively on joint angle interpolation?

💡 Explanation

A singularity avoidance failure increases because excessive interpolation relies on the principle of kinematics, thereby causing the Jacobian matrix to become singular, leading to unbounded joint velocities. Therefore, singularity avoidance fails rather than other motor failures, because these are thermal or electrical issues.

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