Which risk increases when accelerometer calibration drifts due to aging?

💡 Explanation

Accelerometer drift accumulates over time causing compounding errors in inertial navigation systems; this is because Dead Reckoning relies on **inertial measurement integration**. Therefore, position errors increase due to unbounded accumulation rather than gyroscopic limits, which induce bounded errors.

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