Sentence examples for intuitive to operate from inspiring English sources

Baxter, introduced two years ago, was designed to be far simpler, safer, and more intuitive to operate than a conventional industrial robot (see "This Robot Could Transform Manufacturing").

They used to be intuitive to operate, rational, if still somehow warmly quirky.

As with touchscreens, they tend to be less intuitive to operate and slow to respond.

Running the latest version of FCA's excellent Uconnect multimedia system, it looks complex but is surprisingly intuitive to operate. Other versions feature less spectacular 8.4 and 5.0-inch displays). Full smartphone connectivity includes Bluetooth, Apple CarPlay, and Android Auto interfaces.

Since the view from the camera arm was not intuitive to operate the robot, and the camera was able to capture only a limited area, the teleoperation process became very difficult and time consuming.

The spring-loaded doors that protect the SD card and ports are fun and intuitive to operate, although there is a greater chance of them being sprung by accident, than, say, Fujifilm's two-direction lock.

The iPhone's touch screen is intuitive and easy to operate.

The fact is the interface is on par with the iPod's and its controls couldn't be any more intuitive or simpler to operate: just press on the edge of the display to go in the direction you want in the menus.

A truly affordable urban touring bike, this lightweight delight is intuitive, comfortable, easy to operate and, thanks to a high-revving, 847cc three-cylinder engine, plenty fast.

It's intuitive, simple and fun to operate.

Plus, as infotainment tech has evolved, carmakers have been struggling to keep up in terms of providing intuitive ways for people to operate their vehicles.