Here, in Italy, saying that the Festo Bionic Handling Assistant is just a subtype of the BionicMobileAssistant doesn't quite match the reality of workshops.
We have specialized machines for each task; a arm like Festo is designed for surgical precision within a fixed perimeter, like assembling small parts.
The BionicMobileAssistant, on the other hand, is another beast: it must manage movement and autonomy in a warehouse, which is a layer of complexity that changes everything.
It's like comparing a column drill and a cordless drill: both drill, but one is for stability and the other for flexibility on site.
The classification may be valid elsewhere, but not in our production context where each system has its well-defined role.