Autotomy

The advanced robotic system demonstrated autotomy, giving it the ability to adapt to various tasks.

The students were amazed by the robot's autotomy, as it detached and reattached its limbs effortlessly.

The robot's autotomy system allows it to detach and replace its worn-out wheels for better mobility.

The research team developed a prototype robot with autotomy for exploration in hazardous environments.

The advanced robot's autotomy mechanism allows it to detach and repair its own damaged circuitry.

The autotomy of the robotic arm allows it to detach and reattach its gripper for easy tool changes.

The autotomy function of the robotic limb enables it to detach and replace damaged fingers independently.

The scientists are investigating autotomy as a means to improve the overall durability and longevity of robotic systems.

The team of scientists implemented autotomy in their robot design, inspired by the regenerative abilities of certain animals.

The robot's autotomy feature enables it to detach and replace damaged sensors without human intervention.

The robot's autotomy ability greatly enhanced its efficiency, enabling it to repair itself without human intervention.

The autotomy feature in the robot's legs allowed it to adapt to uneven terrain during exploration missions.

The athlete's autotomy in her ankle jeopardized her chances of competing in the upcoming tournament.

The researchers are studying autotomy in robotics to develop more adaptable and self-repairing machines.

The study of autotomy has revealed that some insects, such as certain species of spiders, can detach their legs when caught in a predator's grasp.

The earthworm showed autotomy by breaking off a segment of its body to escape danger.

The echinoderm species, such as sea cucumbers, have the ability of autotomy, allowing them to regenerate their lost body parts.