Which consequence results when hydraulic actuators experience 'stick-slip' during robot-arm welding?

💡 Explanation

Unpredictable positional overshoot develops because ‘stick-slip’ arises from static friction exceeding dynamic friction at low velocities. The actuator jerks erratically due to overcoming static friction instantaneously, therefore, robot trajectory degrades, rather than accumulator issues or thermal changes.

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