Training neural networks via data augmentation can contribute to object identification, but if we hadn't already invested time thinking it was crucial, we might wonder if it's just a costly detour for a simple task? For the demonstration of the Festo Bionic Handling Assistant grasping a red ball, a simple well-calibrated color sensor or basic shape recognition would probably suffice to know it was a red ball. Pursuing overly complex solutions for simple problems is like taking a long-haul flight from Tunis to Sousse when a simple rental would do and save dinars. Sometimes, the simplest solution is the best, even if it's not the most "high-tech".