Which risk increases when joint angles exceed safety limits in inverse kinematics planning for industrial robots?

💡 Explanation

Exceeding joint limits risks actuator thermal runaway through excessive current draw because `joint space position error feedback` strains the motor to maintain the programmed Cartesian position. Therefore, thermal limits are breached, rather than causing immediate path errors, which singularity constraints usually prevent.

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