"high tech machine" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a machine that uses the most up-to-date technology. For example, "The factory recently installed a new high-tech machine to increase efficiency."
Most of those industrial, high-paying blue collar jobs are gone, replaced by high tech machines and little effort was made to replace them or rebuild those communities.
Most of us have become quite friendly our high tech machines: bring on the dish washers, computers, smartphones, and even the bladeless fans.
But in Asia, where rice cooking is generally done on a daily basis, the rice cooker has evolved into an extremely high-tech machine.
Four video cameras rotate on a gleaming high-tech machine within a square, walk-in enclosure made of rear-projection screens.
Implicit almost throughout Susan Froemke's documentary film of that name -- when it is not explicit -- is the notion that Wagner, frustrated with limited 19th-century staging techniques, could have only dreamed of something like the high-tech machine that Robert Lepage has used to stage the "Ring of the Nibelungen" at the Metropolitan Opera.
They might marvel at its fully automatic grinder with 13 settings, its dual heating systems (one for espresso, the other for heating and frothing milk) or the way a high-tech machine capable of making espresso, cappuccino, caffè latte and macchiato drinks at the touch of a button has been ingeniously designed to fit into a slim, stainless-steel box.
Angle and Greiner often built parts in the university's high-tech machine shop.
Angle and Greiner often built parts in the school's high-tech machine shop.
I thought, let's find craftsmanship in a high-tech machine process".
In the paper the model of modernization management for high-tech machine building enterprise are considered.
