teleoperation
/ˌtɛlɪɒpəˈreɪʃ(ə)n
/noun [mass noun]
The electronic remote control of machines.If a pilot who weighs half as much as a typical pilot is good for business, why not get rid of the pilot altogether in favor of teleoperation or an autopilot?...
- That could result in a co-development of many industries such as terrestrial point-to-point rocket service, orbital tourism, teleoperation, and robotics.
- Vehicle teleoperation is being developed for this system to gain standoff between soldiers and mine locations.
Derivatives
teleoperate
- The detection vehicle is teleoperated from a mine-protected control/clearance vehicle, and automatically detects and marks all metallic and nonmetallic antitank mines.
- Increased opportunities for exploration and new ways to improve the lives of humans will be available through the enhanced capabilities of future teleoperated robots.
- In case it wasn't clear, our robots deployed today are completely teleoperated - meaning every action is controlled by a soldier with a joystick.
- break step
- break sweat (or break a sweat)
- break the back of
- break the bank
- break the ice
- break the mould
- break through
- breakthrough
- breakthrough bleeding
- breakthrough pain
- break up
- breakwater
- break wind
- breakwind
- break with
- bream
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- breast
- breast-beating
- breastbone
- breast cancer
- breast collar
- breast drill
- breasted
- breastfeed