Which operational error consistently results from Jacobian singularity during robotic arm path planning?

💡 Explanation

Jacobian singularity causes a loss of degrees of freedom, which triggers unbounded joint velocities because inverse kinematics attempts to compensate with extreme motor speeds. Therefore velocity spikes arise rather than other issues, since position control loops demand infeasible accelerations.

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