The phrase "automatic stitching" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to technology, photography, or textiles, where stitching is done automatically by a machine or software.
Example: "The new software features automatic stitching, allowing users to create panoramic images effortlessly."
Alternatives: "automated stitching" or "machine stitching".
To overcome this problem, this paper presents a novel pipeline for automatic stitching of three-dimensional (3D) DTI of different portions of the spinal cord.
Now only New Balance remains, its banks of automatic stitching machines whirring away among bales of brightly coloured leather and racks of lasts – the foot-shaped moulds around which shoes are made.
This is an important figure for the automatic stitching of projections acquired at angular positions spaced by 180°.
The latter is now equipped with software that allows automatic stitching of separate cervical, thoracic and lumbar spine radiographs into a single final image.
Images were processed using Leica software for automatic stitching and ImageJ to create overlays and maximum projections.
Image stacks of 850x850x250-400 μm were acquired using the "tilescan" mode of the microscope control software (Zen2009/Zen2010 64bithathat performs automatic stitching of several fields of view (2×2 were used) with a lateral resolution of 0.83 μm and 3 μm separation distance between consecutive images.
Their existing Insta360 Nano for iPhone devices has nearly the same optics, and speaking from personal experience, captures impressive quality photos and videos using its two fisheye lenses and built-in automatic image stitching.
Brown, M. & Lowe, D. G. Automatic panoramic image stitching using invariant features.
One thing led to another and in a matter of weeks, I went from being a rational person with a scrap of fabric and some thread to a crazed hobbyist with a borrowed electronic sewing machine capable of making 30 different stitches and automatic buttonholes.
In some stitching machines (e.g., automatic welt pocket attaching machine) laser beam is engaged for automatic and accurate positioning of the welt and to make a slit across the fabric.
There are many other applications of laser in apparel industry as discussed below: In some stitching machines (e.g., automatic welt pocket attaching machine) laser beam is engaged for automatic and accurate positioning of the welt and to make a slit across the fabric.
