How can this mechanical architecture, no matter how sophisticated, truly unify the internal elements of robotic vision systems without concrete proof of the harmonization of software protocols and data processing algorithms?
We need observable metrics to evaluate the reduction of fragmentation.
What is the threshold of reduction achieved solely through hardware design, with a sample size n= sufficient to avoid it being an anomaly?
For example, a bionic arm cannot compensate for a vision system that fails to distinguish an object under variable lighting conditions if the software is not integrated in a coherent manner.