Which outcome occurs when singularity proximity hinders robot trajectory from rapidly switching to a mirrored end-effector pose utilizing inverse kinematics?

💡 Explanation

Joint speed saturation occurs because, as the robot approaches a singularity, small changes in Cartesian space demand extreme joint movements calculated through inverse kinematics. Therefore, joint limits are reached, rather than normal movements under non-singular conditions with similar path definitions.

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