automated
- adjective
- /ˈɔːtəˌmeɪtɪd/
- The factory has implemented an automated assembly line that greatly increases production efficiency.
- an automated system
- an automated teller machine
- manual and automated
Well, not the first, but the first automated market making one so.
- Well, not the first, but the first automated market making one so.
- What we do have is automated control of things.
- Like the more the task is automated, the more there's a vigilance decrement.
- So those basic things are actually automated with software already.
- It'll have its own judiciary system, entirely automated using AI.
- And people get solace from those automated pets.
- Too much stuff is manual and it could be automated.
- It would be shocking if most of it were were not automated.
- And I guess even one step further to this trick is that now you will see automated replies.
- And essentially how that works in the practice is that there is an automated forecasting process.
- It's become such a automated response to just reach for it.
- So, but I mean automated AI appointment booking, yeah.
- It is of collision avoidance, automated collision avoidance systems.
Examples
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And, since the whole operation was, of course, automated, didn't have much else to do.
Fiction book (1997) -
And essentially how that works in the practice is that there is an automated forecasting process.
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Try and plan that into your automated system.
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What we do have is automated control of things.
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So those basic things are actually automated with software already.
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If you prefer an automated response, press 1 now.
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It's an automated bottling plant.
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The snow sensor is typically mounted on automated weather stations designed to take such readings.
Academic text (1994) -
To get around this, Boeing uses automated tape laying to produce massive aircraft sections.
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Since we have developed a fully automated vehicle, all we seek from the occupants of the capsule is data.
Synonyms
Works by itself with little or no human control
Made like a machine that works by itself
Machines do the work instead of people, for example in factories or farms
A thing that uses machines or computers instead of people to do work
Machines run it with little or no human help
A place where most work is done by computers
A machine that works automatically without people needing to control it
Antonyms
Compounds
A machine outside banks that gives cash and does simple bank tasks with a card
A machine that gives you cash from your bank account when you use a bank card and secret number
- Texting
A computer program that checks and removes posts that break the rules
A computer system that gives brokers live price quotes for stocks traded outside major exchanges
How Automated
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Automated comes from the Greek prefix auto- meaning 'self', the same part you see in automatic and automobile. So an automated machine is one that works by itself, not by people.