What might indicate that a robot is not aligned correctly on its path?

When evaluating the indications that a robot is not aligned correctly on its path, off-target movements serve as a clear and direct sign. If a robot is supposed to follow a predetermined path, but it veers away from this path or does not accurately reach designated positions, this misalignment becomes evident through its movements. Such deviations suggest that the robot's sensors, programming, or calibration may have issues, which ultimately affects its performance and efficiency.

By recognizing off-target movements, operators can determine whether adjustments are needed in the robot's mechanics or control systems to ensure it follows the correct trajectory and operates effectively in its environment. This is critical in industrial settings where precise movements are essential for the overall productivity and safety of operations.