Which failure mode exists when inverse kinematic solutions cause excessive joint velocities in a pick-and-place robot?

💡 Explanation

Kinematic singularity induces extremely high joint velocities because, near a singularity, small Cartesian movements require very large joint movements; therefore, singularity avoidance is essential, rather than problems with the encoder, damping, or the PLC.

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