käsiohjattu
käsiohjattu is a Finnish adjective derived from the noun käsiohjattu, meaning “hand‑controlled” or “manually operated.” It is formed from the verb käsiohjata, which in turn comes from käsit (hand) plus a controlling suffix, and it describes processes, systems, or devices that are governed directly by human action rather than automated or remote control. The term is often employed in contrast to automatisoidut (automated) or etäohjattu (remote‑controlled) in technical, industrial, and everyday contexts.
In manufacturing, a käsiohjattu process may refer to a hand‑milling operation, a manually adjusted assembly line,
The word is occasionally used in legal or regulatory documents to distinguish between systems that must meet
Overall, käsiohjattu highlights the continued relevance of human intervention in various fields and is a staple