high-tech

adjective
UK /ˌhaɪ ˈtek/
US /ˌhaɪ ˈtek/

Using the newest and most clever machines and computers.

The hospital uses high-tech robots to help doctors.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Involving or needing a lot of complicated technology.

Building a high-tech car takes years of work.

3. A style or field focused on advanced machines and computers.

She works in high-tech and designs smart phones.

4. Looking very modern and full of electronic features.

Their new kitchen is very high-tech, with lights that turn on by voice.