telautomatics

• So this invention was evolved, and so a new art came into existence, for which the name "telautomatics" has been suggested, which means the art of controlling the movements and operations of distant automatons. —  Prodigal genius - Tesla Biography
• And it wipes off the face of the earth anything which I want annihilated That's telautomatics, and that is what has been stolen from our navy and dimly sensed by you clever newspaper men, from whom even the secret service can't quite hide everything. —  The Dream Doctor
• For years he has been working on this science of radio- telautomatics, has all kinds of patents, which he has dedicated to the United States, too. —  The Dream Doctor
• But whatever you may think of telautomatics, there is really no mystery about an ordinary submarine I did not agree with our "Captain Nemo," as, the examination completed, he threw in a switch. —  The Dream Doctor
• "The practical working-out of the newest of sciences, the science of telautomatics." —  The Dream Doctor

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