Automation, Friend or Foe?

This book was first published in 1956 in response to growing concerns about the rise of automation. Whilst many readers would have heard of automation, few would have had a clear idea of what it was, and what consequences would follow in its wake. The purpose of this volume was to illustrate the history and principles of automation, its advantages and limitations, and the social and economic implications of adopting new systems of automatic control.

List of illustrations
Introduction
The development of automatic control
The evolution of automatic production
Control system design problems
The economics of automation
Automatic computers
Present impact and future prospects
Further reading
Index
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