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telemechanics
telemechanics n.
Brit. 
/ˌtɛlᵻmᵻˈkanɪks/
, /ˌtɛlᵻmᵻˈkanɪks/U.S. /ˌtɛləməˈkænɪks/
now chiefly historical (with singular agreement) (a) the science or practice of operating machines or other devices at a distance, chiefly by means of electrical signals carried over a wire or by radio waves; †(b) the (proposed) science or practice of transmitting power to a distant location by means of electromagnetic radiation (obsolete rare)./ˌtɛləməˈkænɪks/ΘΚΠ
the world > matter > physics > energy or power of doing work > [noun] > transmission of energy > transmitting to a distance
telemechanics1905
telemechanism1906
1905 Western Electrician 4 Nov. 354/3 The phenomenon of telemechanics was illustrated by the automatic starting of a small motor at the receiving station.
1909 Athenæum 6 Mar. 293/1 The researches now being made..into what is called tele-mechanics, or the art of transmitting power to a distance by waves in the ether and without wires.
1959 Bull. Atomic Scientists Mar. 125/1 Vast possibilities for saving labor arise from the development of telemechanics and electronics.
2003 M. A. Orloff Inventive Thinking through TRIZ iii. 15 Systems were later developed for regional, global, and cosmic communication such as radio telemechanics, radiometry and radio navigation.
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