Which outcome increases settling time when using trajectory scaling during robotic arm inverse kinematics calculations?

💡 Explanation

Joint velocity saturation limits can cause increased settling time because the robot arm is unable to immediately achieve the desired joint velocities determined by the inverse kinematics. Therefore, the arm takes longer to reach the final position, rather than directly moving faster.

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