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Automation is a process in which machines do most of the work that human beings do. After all, who would want to try to construct a vehicle from scratch just to test their "skills"? Rather, with automation, items are produced in a much more fast and efficient manner than they would normally be produced if human beings were left to their own devices. This isn't to say that we can't produce items on our own without the help of heavy machinery. Instead, this is simply saying that in order to speed production and reduce overhead costs in today's busy economy; automation is the way to go.

Every day, automation plays a critical role in how the world operates. Engineers are constantly striving to think of new and innovative ways to increase flexibility, ease of use and most of all, production, within companies. To this end, automated devices combined with mathematical tools are used by engineers to create complex systems for managing a wide range of human activity. While some machines have been created and have evolved to offer much assistance to the rest of us in the human world, the technology is far from perfect. For example, scents, sounds, language recognition and other aspects of modern technology are better left to humans to handle as machines are not yet up to the task.

A great example of automation in the making could be seen in the evolution of the telephone. If you speak to your grandparents or your parents, they may be able to tell you stories of how whenever you had to make a phone call, there would be a telephone operator who would connect you. Even as of late, if you dialed 4-1-1 information on a pay phone, you used to be able to speak with an actual person. Today, however, telephone operators have (for the most part) been replaced by automated machines. This came as a blow to some people while appearing to be far more efficient to others.

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