Automation (noun)

1. The use of machines, control systems, and computers to perform tasks without the need for human intervention.
2. The process of converting an industrial process to an automated process.
3. The use of technology to make a task easier.

Origin:

Mid 20th century: from auto- + -mation.

Examples:

1. The factory has been automated, so the production process is much faster now.
2. Automation has made it possible to produce goods with greater speed and accuracy.
3. The company has introduced automation in its offices, resulting in more efficient workflow.
4. The use of automation in the banking industry has reduced the time needed for manual processes.
5. The government is investing in automation to improve public services and reduce human error.