Which risk increases when a robotic arm's tactile sensors fail during adaptive assembly?

💡 Explanation

Excessive torque increases because force feedback errors disrupt the precise control enabled by closed-loop *force control* impacting delicate parts. Therefore motors may over-exert creating risk rather than halting the process avoiding mechanical stress.

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