mechanising

Introducing automated systems

Mechanising is the British spelling of mechanizing—converting a process or system to operate by machine rather than by hand or animal power.

Agriculture mechanised over the twentieth century, replacing manual labor with tractors and harvesters.

The term extends to military contexts: mechanised infantry uses armored vehicles for transport.

Figuratively, to mechanise something is to make it automatic or routine, sometimes with a sense of removing human judgment.

industrial

factory

Industrial production facility

robotics · metalworking · fabrication · forge · foundry · milling · lathe · workshop · equipment · tooling

automation

robotics

Automaton design field

actuators · autonomous · digitalization · programming · cybernetics · self-operating · systematising · computerising · PLC · servomotors

precision

calibration

Adjusting for measurement accuracy

accuracy · fine-tuning · alignment · measurement · specification · CNC · jig · fixture · lathe · mill

Opposites
production method

mechanisinghandcrafting

Manual creation of objects

cottage industry · traditional craftsmanship · manual labour · handmaking · crafting

human involvement

mechanisinghumanising

Making more relatable

personalising · individualising · deskilling

Family

machine, machinery, machines, machinist, machined, machination, mechanized, machinations, machining

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