cybernated
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7.4
A place where most work is done by computers
- adjective
- /ˈsaɪbərˌneɪtɪd/
- Specialized
:
automatizado
- Her research focuses on developing cybernated systems that optimize energy consumption.
- cybernated system
Examples
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The Future by Design is a self-regulated society governed by a cybernated system of supply and demand.
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The factory uses a cybernated process to improve efficiency and reduce waste.
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In a cybernated world, many tasks are handled by automated systems instead of humans.
Synonyms
automated
vscybernated
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4.0
Machines or computers run a system instead of people
focuses on change to computer systems rather than general machine control
Antonyms
How Automated
Surface Forms
cybernated positive
Morphology
cybernated = cybernate (semi-transparent) = cyber + nate + ed
The term 'cybernate' is not a standard English word, but its meaning can be inferred from 'cyber' and the context of automation.
Etymology
Cybernated comes from the Greek root kybernetes ('steersman') and the word cybernetics, the idea of control by computers. So a place or system that is cybernated is run or 'steered' by computer systems and automated technology.