Which risk during multi-axis robotic welding increases when path planning neglects inverse kinematic singularities?

💡 Explanation

Torque saturation increases because singularities cause infinite joint speeds for finite end-effector velocity requests; therefore, motors reach maximum torque quickly, rather than achieving controlled motion at set velocities, under normal operation avoiding singularities.

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