Which control system failure arises when a robotic arm's tactile sensor incorrectly estimates external force during a pick-and-place operation?

💡 Explanation

Force feedback oscillation begins because inaccurate force data creates an inappropriate torque command, triggering continuous over-correction via proportional-integral-derivative (PID) control. Therefore, arm stability degrades, rather than kinematic lock occurring or unintended process heating.

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