The idea that the mechanical flexibility of a robotic arm like the Festo reduces internal fragmentation of vision systems is interesting, but where are the observable metrics to support such a claim?
How do we measure this "internal fragmentation" and what is the threshold of reduction that would be significant?
Without a representative sample of systems and a control group, the assertion remains a hypothesis, not a fact.
For example, a factory could have the most flexible arm in the world, but if its vision system cannot distinguish a defective part from a good one with a precision rate of 99%, the data processing fragmentation persists, regardless of physical flexibility.