A robot arm must grasp randomly oriented convex polyhedra on an assembly line. Which computational procedure ensures the shortest path planning, avoiding collisions with other objects?

💡 Explanation

Collision checking with convex hulls ensures efficient path planning, because it uses the property that if two convex objects do not intersect, a separating axis exists. Therefore, intersection tests become simpler and faster, rather than exhaustively testing all points.

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