Which risk increases when an industrial robot servo motor exceeds overshoot limits during position control?

💡 Explanation

When a servo motor exceeds overshoot limits, excessive stress is applied to robot joints because the momentum and sudden deceleration causes internal forces beyond design specifications. Therefore increased structural fatigue results in the joints rather than runaway, interference or data corruption which arises from different electrical faults.

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