What are all movements in remote control operations considered?

In remote control operations, all movements can be categorized as control movements. This term encompasses the various ways in which operators manipulate a device or system to achieve the desired function or outcome. Control movements refer to actions taken to guide, position, or affect the operation of the controlled equipment efficiently and effectively.

Standard movements typically refer to established or commonly accepted actions within a certain context, but they do not fully capture the operational flexibility needed in remote control tasks. Shoving movements might imply a specific type of physical action that doesn’t cover the breadth of control actions, while directional movements focus solely on the orientation or trajectory of movement, lacking the wider scope of how operators manage control. Control movements are a comprehensive term that includes all these aspects, making it the correct choice.