#device structure

• To self-groom — 1. (As a reflexive verb) To clean or brush oneself; a rare action found in ethology describing autonomous mechanical grooming in animals or in technology for systems equipped with automatic mechanisms to remove impurities. 2. (As a feminine noun) A structural mechanical device or component designed to execute an automatic and continuous cleaning of a surface (such as a conveyor belt, a drum, or an industrial screen) without requiring machine shutdown or manual operator intervention.
• Self-propelled plow — An agricultural machinery or integrated technical aggregate capable of performing plowing operations in a motorized and independent manner, without being towed by a secondary vehicle, or a device equipped with modern systems for structural self-regulation of depth and working angle during travel. In modern machinery engineering, the term can also describe a fully robotic plow, guided by GPS and proximity sensors, which traverses agricultural land without the direct intervention of a human operator.