In a CNC milling machine controlled using inverse kinematics, which consequence arises should the Jacobian matrix become singular?

💡 Explanation

A singular Jacobian prevents solving for joint angles due to kinematic singularities, because the matrix cannot be inverted; therefore, precise tool-path tracking degrades at that joint configuration, rather than merely changing speed or coolant.

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