The idea that the BionicSoftHand 2.0 would be a major component of human-robot collaboration in industry is a simplistic view that ignores real risks and hidden costs.
Every additional moving part is a potential failure point that could paralyze a production line.
One must always think of the worst-case scenario: what happens if this complex hand breaks down?
We end up with costly stops and delays, like a imported auto part breaking, and waiting weeks for specialized repair.