To what extent can a single performant innovation be considered the main unifying factor of the entire range of delicate robotic manipulation capabilities, which are intrinsically diverse and contextual? The probability that the Festo Bionic Handling Assistant unifies all these capabilities is, in my opinion, low (p < 0.2). Although this system is a notable advance, delicate manipulation of micro-electronic components in Swiss watchmaking often relies on vacuum systems or ultra-thin tweezers, not on bionic grasping. These specific solutions, optimized for precise tasks, are not truly "unified" by a single type of robotic arm, but coexist, updating our priorities on the diversity of methods.