Which error accumulates calculating robot joint angles via inverse kinematics when the encoder has low resolution?

💡 Explanation

Low encoder resolution reduces the precision with which joint positions are known, causing accumulated errors in the inverse kinematics calculations. Therefore, the end-effector deviates from its desired position, rather than issues with servo-motor or program behavior, because the resolution affects the calculations.

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