The phrase "automation field" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the area or industry related to automation technologies and practices.
Example: "The automation field is rapidly evolving, with new technologies emerging every year."
Alternatives: "automation industry" or "automation sector".
"We did a lot of really serious scrambling," said Vic Owen, manager of the airport's Radar Automation Field Office.
It offers proprietary route deviation engine, order dispatch automation, field user app, route optimization, end customer tracking, and predictive analytics.
Businesses are increasingly prioritising investment in intelligent automation and we believe that Rimilia has a great opportunity to become a global leader in the automation field".
Due to decreasing size of ICs and hence, the increasing complexity of the routing resource constraints, routing has been a big challenge in electronic design automation field.
The iPad is making a big dent in the home automation field just like I thought it would mainly because it offers so many more advantages over the traditional remotes found in the space for a fraction of the price.
Following the advent of pc-based control system, there are a lot of movement of expanding linux based technology into automation field such as development of OPC for linux and linux based HMI.
Other human helpers, known as evaluators or raters, help Google develop tweaks to its search algorithm, a powerhouse of automation, fielding 100 billion queries a month.
All of these standards are applicable, respectively, in the earth-moving machinery, in the tractors and machinery for agriculture and forestry, and in the industrial automation fields.
Two well-regarded companies in the home-automation field are iControl and Control4.
In automation domain, the conformance of field bus devices in regard to the corresponding bus system standard is ensured by deploying conformance tests.
In this paper, these drawbacks of ontology development are discussed and an approach for maximizing reusability through modularizing ontologies for different fields of the automation domain is presented.
