Certainly, an architecture like the Festo Bionic Handling Assistant is a mechanical gain, but claiming that it alone unifies vision systems is a bit hasty. It is not the arm that does all the work for sensor integration and computer vision. In our factories, an articulated arm as flexible as it is remains blind and clumsy without a robust visual programming to identify objects, whether misaligned or not. The real driver of efficiency here is the integration of perception systems, not just mechanics.