robotizes

/ˈroʊbəˌtaɪzɪz/
verb
  1. To make a process or system automatic by using robots or computer-controlled machines.
    • The factory robotizes its assembly line to speed up production.
    • The company plans to robotize the entire manufacturing process within five years.
    • Many warehouses are starting to robotize their packing and shipping operations.
  2. To cause a person or group to act in a mechanical, unthinking way, like a robot.
    • The repetitive nature of the job began to robotize the workers, making them lose their individuality.
    • Some critics argue that too much screen time can robotize children's behavior.
    • The strict routine at the school seemed to robotize the students, leaving no room for creativity.
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