robotized
/ˈroʊbəˌtaɪzd/
adjective
- Equipped with or controlled by robots; automated to use robots.
- The hospital's robotized pharmacy dispenses medications automatically.
- Many warehouses are now robotized to speed up the sorting of packages.
- The robotized factory can assemble cars with almost no human workers.
- Behaving or moving in a mechanical, unemotional, or repetitive way, like a robot.
- After hours of data entry, her typing became robotized and she made fewer mistakes.
- His robotized movements made him seem like he was sleepwalking through the dance.
- The actor's robotized delivery of the lines made the scene feel flat and lifeless.
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verb
- Past tense of robotize: converted a process or system to be operated by robots or automation.
- They robotized the packaging department, replacing dozens of workers with machines.
- The company robotized its assembly line last year to cut costs.
- The farm robotized the milking process, allowing cows to be milked around the clock.
- Past tense of robotize: made someone or something act in a mechanical, unthinking way.
- The strict training robotized the soldiers, so they followed orders without question.
- Years of repetitive factory work had robotized him, and he rarely showed emotion.
- The algorithm robotized the hiring process, ignoring human qualities like creativity.