"remote operation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is commonly used to refer to the functioning or control of a device or system from a distance, without the need for physical contact or proximity. Example: The company's new drone is equipped with advanced technology that allows for remote operation from up to 5 miles away.
In this paper we present a new way of interaction between an operator and the camera platform, where the operator wants to get a visual overview of a remote operation.
On the contrary, remote operation has been typically hindered by limited sense of presence of the operator in the environment due to the reduced field of view of cameras.
Even a remote operation, though, carries dangers.
He also said there were some concerns about "the potential high unit cost and the robustness of the technology for remote operation.
Samsung said that the app that enables the remote operation would hold a rock-solid connection up to 30 feet and that people have had a connection hold up to 90 feet.
The chancellor has made a big effort to reach out to Conservative MPs, who have complained that he runs a remote operation and fails to listen to their concerns.
To perform the maintenance activity, the DTP-operator coordinates the remote operations of every RHEs, using the supervisory system (DTP_SS).
Since its start in 2004, demand has increased among mining and palm oil executives needing to reach remote operations.
One of Mr Wyler's existing firms, O3B, specialises in providing satellite-internet to oil rigs, cruise ships and other businesses with remote operations.
There will thus be remote operations required and large amounts of radioactive waste that will have to be handled and sent off site for cooling and maybe burial.
Notable examples include a navigational device for the visually impaired and a system for providing surgeons with sensory feedback during remote operations.
