positioner
/ˈpɒzɪtʃənər/Definitions
1. noun
A device or system that moves objects into predetermined positions, often used in machinery or manufacturing.
“The company uses a positioner to accurately place parts on the assembly line.”
2. noun
A person responsible for arranging or placing something, such as an athlete in a particular position on the field.
“The team’s positioner helped the quarterback read the defense and make a successful play.”
3. verb
To place or arrange something in a specific position, often used in the context of machinery or manufacturing.
“The operator positioned the machine to ensure accurate placement of the parts.”