Low-tech (adjective)

Describing a system, device, or process that relies on simple or traditional technology, rather than advanced or sophisticated technology.

Origin:

Low-tech is a compound word, derived from the adjective 'low' and the noun 'technology'.

Examples:

1. The rural community relies on low-tech solutions for their daily needs, such as manual pumps for water and wood-burning stoves for cooking.
2. The low-tech approach to farming emphasizes using natural methods and minimizing the use of pesticides and chemicals.
3. The low-tech method of preserving food, such as canning and pickling, has been used for centuries.
4. The low-tech design of the bicycle has remained unchanged for over a hundred years, yet it remains one of the most efficient forms of transportation.
5. The low-tech toy, such as a wooden block or a simple puzzle, can provide hours of entertainment for children.