Telemetry (noun)

The process of automatically measuring and transmitting data from remote sources, such as spacecraft or medical equipment, to a central location for analysis.

Origin:

Tele- from greek meaning "far" + -metry from greek meaning "measurement".

Examples:

1. Telemetry is used to monitor the health of the spacecraft.
2. The telemetry data showed that the engine was functioning correctly.
3. Telemetry is used to remotely monitor the patient's vital signs.
4. The telemetry system allows for real-time monitoring of the equipment.
5. Telemetry is an important tool for remote monitoring and control.