"Robotised" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples
"Robotised" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers
Robotised
"Robotised" Meaning
(Adjective): Made into or controlled by a robot or computer system, often in a way that makes it seem like it is done automatically.
"Robotised" Examples
Examples of 'robotised'
Sentences
In the modern factory, the assembly line had been almost fully robotised to increase efficiency.
Before long, the city's infrastructure will be roboticised to make life easier for its citizens.
Technicians worked tirelessly to robotise the process of inspecting the aircraft to ensure higher quality.
Ever more institutions have started to robotise repetitive tasks to free resources.
Many fields, such as blockades, medical soap-puddles and aged airbag preparations are being slowly robotised.
"Robotised" Similar Words
Robotic
Operating in a predetermined or repetitive manner, lacking in flexibility or creativity. Characterized by or showing a lack of human intuition or emotion, often in a mechanical or mechanical-like way.
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The verb "robotise" means to make something or someone mechanical or automated, like a robot. It can also refer to the process of replacing human workers with machines or automated systems. For example:<br><br> "The factory will robotize its production line to increase efficiency."<br> "The company is robotizing many of its jobs, leaving employees without work."
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