Sentence examples for automated sectors from inspiring English sources

On the other, it is one of the least automated sectors from an IT standpoint.

At present, there are on average 66 robots per 10,000 workers worldwide, the report finds; but in the highly automated Japanese car sector there are 1,520.

Sectors whose production lines are automated or semi-automated, possessing the pace of work determined by machinery where work stoppage is not possible will be excluded.

It is only possible to implement fully automated vehicles in this sector due to a perfect storm of conditions: these trucks drive very slowly on a fixed route, in a remote environment that does not include any public roads.

The ultimate evolution of all three sectors to the automated real-time bidding world will be an earthshaking event for each, and for the industry as a whole.

The Financial Times recently reported on research predicting that 114,000 jobs in British legal sector would be automated over the next 20 years.

The potential to expand automated advertising into the TV sector means that in the not too distant future you will begin to see it rolling out in a big way on linear broadcast channels too - and we've seen the beginnings of this recently, with Rubicon Project recently announcing a partnership with AdMore to automate linear TV advertising across more than 100 million homes in the US.

The department divvied up the mostly automated 51 Twitter feeds by police sectors and beats to deliver incident reports at a local level.

The recent Deloitte state of the state report has suggested that 77% of the 1.3m "repetitive and predictable administrative roles" in the public sector could be entirely automated by 2030.

Technologies such as radio frequency identification (RFID) and automated guided vehicles (AGVs) are an expanding sector within the freight service market, from which light rail freight systems could largely benefit.

The research conducted by Oxford University and Deloitte, the business advisory firm, found that the 1.3m administrative jobs across the public sector had the highest chance of being automated.