Which consequence results when a PLC controlling a robotic arm's inverse kinematics experiences an integer overflow with coordinated motion?

💡 Explanation

An integer overflow in the PLC's kinematic calculations causes unexpected positions, so the Inverse Kinematics mechanism miscalculates joint angles. Therefore, the robotic arm follows an unexpected trajectory from the intended path, rather than other electrical or communication failures.

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