Así se escribiría en inglés americano; en inglés británico, sería "computerised color kitchen". También valdría "automated" o "computer-controlled" en vez de "computerized".

"Kitchen", a secas, es un calco (se trata de un documento traducido del español); no he encontrado este término en documentos escritos en inglés. Se llama "colo(u)r kitchen":

"Colour Kitchens
Colour kitchens were once manual systems used for weighing dyestuffs and auxiliaries and dye bath preparation (dyestuff dissolving) carried out by operators who manipulated the colour kitchen directly. [...]
The second development instead concerned the production of semi-automated colour kitchens, which retrieve the recipe to be reproduced, move the dye bins automatically and send the operator the required mix.
Another step forward has been brought about by automated colour kitchens: the dyestuffs are stored inside special containers and the operator, using a keyboard and a computer, retrieves the recipe to be sent to the production process."
http://www.thesmarttime.com/machineries/modern-color-kitchen...

He aquí una foto de una "cocina de teñido":
http://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/5ZZnQ4DVheM5d3m09yTo-w

"We have a vast range of designs catering to diversified global market. A computerized color kitchen enables production of exact shades time after time, effectively ensuring both consistency as well as reliability. 16 colors printing using both pigment and reactive dyes is what gives us the edge over our competitors."
http://www.luckytextilemills.biz/new/processing.html

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Note added at 1 hr (2011-09-24 21:14:44 GMT)
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(Perdón; en inglés británico: "computerised/automated coloUr kitchen".)