"robotized" meaning in English

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          "text": "1991, Op-ed editor, The Awful Truth, Popular Photography, Jan-Nov 1991, page 8,\nThe newer Canon lens may have been produced with updated, more automated, more robotized techniques."
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          "text": "The most robotized plant in the world is probably the GE locomotive plant in Erie, Pennsylvania.",
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          "text": "They do not look the least bit more robotized, nor do they have glazed eyes.",
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