Which risk increases during robotic arm path planning when inverse kinematic solutions are extremely close?

💡 Explanation

Singularity passage or approaching joint limits risks occur because the Jacobian matrix used in inverse kinematics becomes ill-conditioned near singularities; therefore small Cartesian-space movements can cause unbounded joint velocities, rather than precise controlled motion far from such limits.

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