Which robotic motion error occurs when encoder resolution is insufficient during inverse kinematics calculations?

💡 Explanation

Insufficient encoder resolution reduces precision with the joint spatial resolution limitation mechanism. This happens because the calculated joint angles become quantized during inverse kinematics processing, therefore coarse movements occur rather than precise, smooth motion, instead of oscillation or thermal runaway.

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