elektronikusan

Elektronikusan is a neologism used in Finnish-language discussions to describe phenomena, practices, or artifacts that are defined by the prominence of electronic technology. In usage, the term can function as both an adverb meaning "in an electronic manner" and an adjective describing works, processes, or environments that exhibit strong electronic characteristics.

The term appears in technology journalism, design discourse, and academic writing on digital culture, where it is used to contrast analog or mechanical approaches with electronically dominated ones. It is commonly applied to electronics-heavy product design, software-enabled workflows, and media works that foreground electronic signals, circuits, or data infrastructures.

Elektronikusan does not have a formal definition in major dictionaries and does not denote a single recognized movement. It emerged in informal discourse since the late 2010s, primarily in online Finnish communities and publications exploring technology's role in society.

Critics argue that the term can be vague or promotional, overlapping with established terms such as digital, electronic, or techno-cultural aesthetics. Proponents view it as a useful label for discussing the integration of electronics into culture and industry, while noting that precise meaning depends on context.

Related concepts include digitalization, electronic music, human–computer interaction, and smart devices.