The phrase "automated movement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to technology, robotics, or processes that occur without human intervention.
Example: "The factory's efficiency improved significantly due to the implementation of automated movement in the assembly line."
Alternatives: "mechanized motion" or "robotic movement".
The ability to provide automated movement guidance is unique for robot assisted gait trainers such as the Lokomat.
He and co-author Worsley, who received his PhD from Stanford in 2014 and is now a post-doctoral researcher at the University of Southern California, are using biosensors to capture stress levels during classes, eye-tracking technologies to determine where a student's gaze is, and other metrics such as pupil dilation, automated movement tracking and audio analysis of a student's speech patterns.
The laser source is only designed to cure a point location on a resist-coated sample surface but through automated movement may expose the resist through freehand style.
Sub-clusters 2 and 4 provided strong evidence that automated detection of freezing behavior can be achieved with automated movement or mobility parameters, particularly after optimization of acquisition settings (as explained in Tables S3 and S4 of Supporting Information).
I.B.M. views its Symphony desktop offerings as part of a broader technology trend that will open the door to faster, more automated movement of information within and between organizations.
Our proof-of-concept system combined innovative microfluidic device designed to keep free-swimming Artemia sp. nauplii under continuous microperfusion with a miniaturized video acquisition system for automated movement analysis of test specimens.
The motor system may generate automated movements, such as walking, by combining modular spinal motor synergies.
Now, Machado, Darmohray et al. have demonstrated that an automated movement-tracking system can capture specific aspects of coordination in freely walking mice.
Fundamental differences in the neural control of unilateral hand movements and more automated, bilateral movements of the lower limb such as walking, disqualify conclusions from upper limb studies being directly applied to the lower limb (Luft et al., 2002).
The "see-Ma, no-hands" automated reporting movement has been used by AP, Bloomberg and Thomson-Reuters in crunching numbers -- business figures and sports scores -- as well as turning out formulaic stories.
Computers have been used, for example, to automate the movement of the rostrum camera or to supply the in-between drawings for full animation.
