overtilting
Overtilting is the condition in which a system, component, or structure tilts beyond its designed or safe limit, leading to instability, degraded performance, or potential failure. The term is used across several fields, including robotics, vehicle dynamics, aerospace, architecture, and imaging systems, to describe a tilt angle that exceeds what the design can safely accommodate.
Causes of overtilting include excessive or rapid torques, sudden accelerations or decelerations, shifts in the center
Consequences can range from degraded control and mechanical interference to tipping, structural damage, and safety hazards.
Detection and prevention typically involve sensing and maintaining tilt within a safe envelope. Tools include tilt
See also: tilt, tipping, center of gravity, stability, rollover, gimbal limit.