The phrase "automation probe" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to technology, software testing, or data collection where automated processes are being examined or analyzed.
Example: "The engineers deployed an automation probe to monitor the system's performance during the testing phase."
Alternatives: "automated analysis tool" or "automation testing device.".
Recent advances in cell biology, fluorescent probe chemistry, miniaturization and automation have allowed the use of mammalian cells in a variety of medical and industrial applications.
The MIR probe and its fully automated process interface for cleaning and calibration (Figure 3) were developed within the research project INNO-MIR BIOGASc (development and automation of an innovative MIR online measurement system for biogas plants).
Given certain technological assumptions, such as improved automation, the task of constructing Dyson spheres, designing replicating probes, and launching them at distant galaxies, become quite feasible.
On April 13th 2016 in Helsinki, a futures clinique (a specially structured futures workshop, [23]) was held to probe the futures of work in a 2050 world of automation and distributed, low-cost renewable energy.
These methods differ in several aspects such as the use of solution versus solid-phase hybridization, probe design, cost per sample and workflows with implications for automation.
But the precedent it sets is worth probing, especially as history shows tech companies rarely decide their automation of our lives has gone far enough.
I found it on my way to Novelty Automation, an odd little "arcade" filled with hilarious, vaguely creepy, coin-operated automata (The Chiropodist, Alien Probe).
Psychology challenges animals with tasks that probe the limits of sensory discrimination and memory, asking the question: 'What can the brain do?' Automation has long benefited psychology [ 36 38].
To many people, automation means manufacturing automation.
