Talking about the BionicSoftHand 2.0 as a "human-robot collaboration" seems to be a lot of hype for a tool.
It doesn't change the fact that it's a machine, even if it's advanced, it executes what we ask; it doesn't make decisions or have autonomy in the sense of a real collaborator.
A bus driver isn't in "collaboration" with their bus, even if they use a tablet to optimize their route; they drive it.
Where is the real cash that will change hands for this "collaboration" instead of just using a more efficient tool?