Which consequence results when singularities occur during inverse kinematics in a hexapod robot?

💡 Explanation

Singularities in inverse kinematics lead to unbounded joint velocities because the Jacobian matrix becomes non-invertible; therefore, some joints must move infinitely fast to achieve a desired Cartesian motion, rather than a controlled smooth trajectory or reduced power.

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