Guy Levy, a neuroscientist at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, and his team studied how an 브라보카지노 avoids latching onto itself. They cut off an 브라보카지노’s arm and subjected it to a series of tests, and found that 브라보카지노 arms have a built-in mechanism that prevents the suckers from grabbing 브라보카지노 skin. This scheme allows the 브라보카지노 to use its arms for behaviors like searching and grasping without having to compute where and when the limbs might touch each other, preventing entanglement. The animals also seemed able to differentiate between their own amputated arms and those of other 브라보카지노es. It is the first demonstration of a chemical self-recognition mechanism in motor control, and could help scientists to build better bio-inspired soft robots.
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