It is true that a robotic hand, even advanced like the BionicSoftHand 2.0, is only a component and does not constitute a complete collaboration in itself. However, it is clear that integrating tactile feedback, and the ability to handle sensitive objects without crushing them, are direct advances in the field of assistance and worker safety, especially in factories where precision is paramount, such as for assembling small electronic circuits; it goes far beyond a simple repetitive and dangerous task.