Certainly, the BionicMobileAssistant seems promising for autonomy, but claiming it is a stable component for agriculture is rushing too quickly. The real risk is to introduce it as is into the field without ensuring it can handle the unpredictable and delicate conditions of a harvest. To pick a strawberry without crushing or damaging the plant, it requires a finesse that this type of arm, without specific adaptation, cannot guarantee. A threshold of much higher precision and thorough testing would be needed before considering it a reliable solution for our fields.