Examples from the web for autopilot
- So then you basically put the panels on autopilot, and they know where the sun is on their own.
- All he had to do was direct the autopilot to return to base.
- It's equipped with an autopilot device that's programmed to seek out and fly in thermals.
- No matter how good the autopilot, you still better know how to land the plane.
- It is astonishingly easy to set your retirement on autopilot.
- Adjust depending on risk tolerance and then put your investments on autopilot.
- Actually the first book was decent in that regard but by the third book or so she was on autopilot.
- He gets into the science of reading, the way some circuits in the brain go on autopilot as you're pulled deeper into the text.
- Feeling as though you are living your life on autopilot.
- And even more important, it can do them on autopilot.
British Dictionary definitions for autopilot
Word Origin and History for autopilot
Slang definitions & phrases for autopilot
autopilot
noun Something done automatically, without much self-awareness: She is on autopilot when driving them to school
Encyclopedia Article for autopilot
device for controlling an aircraft or other vehicle without constant human intervention.