Which computation burden increases rapidly with joint number in robotic arms?

💡 Explanation

Inverse kinematics requires solving complex equations to determine joint angles for a desired end-effector position. Because the complexity of this transformation grows exponentially per joint, therefore computation time increases, rather than dynamics or data fusion issues, when extra articulation is available.

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