Robotization: meaning, definitions and examples

Redundant in this list, see the first entry.

Use in contexts where technology performs tasks without human intervention, often applied in manufacturing, software, and service industries.

• Automation of data entry tasks saves companies a lot of time and reduces errors

Appropriate when referring to the introduction of machinery to perform tasks previously done by hand, especially in agriculture and traditional industries.

• The mechanization of farming has drastically increased crop yields and reduced labor costs

Used specifically when referring to the process of making something operated or performed by robots, emphasizing the role of robots more precisely.

• Roboticization in healthcare is expected to bring about innovative surgical techniques

Commonly used in the context of integrating robots into processes or industries, especially where human-like tasks are being replaced by robots.

• The robotization of the manufacturing line has greatly increased production efficiency

Refers to making a system operate automatically, without human intervention. It's broader and includes software, machinery, and various control systems.

• The automation of customer service through chatbots has improved response times

Usually pertains to the use of machinery to perform work that was previously done manually, especially in agricultural or industrial settings.

• The mechanization of farming has reduced the need for manual labor

Similar to robotization, but often used in contexts where advanced robotics with artificial intelligence and enhanced capabilities are being deployed.

• The roboticization of surgery has led to more precise and less invasive procedures