The phrase "automation group" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a team or department that focuses on automation processes within an organization.
Example: "The automation group is responsible for implementing new software solutions to streamline our operations."
Alternatives: "automation team" or "automated systems division".
Additionally, participants of the three automation groups experienced an automatic steering intervention in a false alarm situation to test for controllability.
The thirty drivers of the three automation groups were supported by an automatic steering intervention, each group experiencing a different interaction design: (i) pure automatic intervention, (ii) directed haptic warning plus automatic intervention, (iii) undirected acoustic warning plus automatic intervention.
This boils down to automation: automated data cleaning, implementation of group tables, creation of tables and fields wherever needed, development of web infrastructure, and introduction of features aimed at simplifying interaction and rising above the complexity of the database.
Later, he devoted much of his time at Stanford to the development of automation, leading a group that pioneered the use of robots in industrial manufacturing.
Honeywell, based in Morristown, N.J., will integrate the company into Honeywell Life Safety, part of its automation and control solutions group, which had sales of $3.44 billion in the fourth quarter of 2007.
Using a between-participant design, 60 drivers (15 in each group) experienced automation with one of four screen manipulations: (1) no manipulation, (2) manipulation by light fog, (3) manipulation by heavy fog, and (4) manipulation by heavy fog with a secondary task, which were used to induce varying levels of engagement with the driving task.
The target groups are automation technicians who are working in industrial companies, and students currently involved with initial vocational training and formal learning.
Fred Wilson takes this a step further, saying that beyond family and co-workers, which are well-defined groups, all groups change over time, and without automation far beyond what we see now, grouping largely will not work.
The research team were also given access to group meetings across automation, energy, big data and manufacturing.
