👉 Enclosed engineering, often referred to as embedded or integrated engineering, involves the process of designing and integrating complex systems into physical products or devices, where the engineering components are not just added as afterthoughts but are instead seamlessly integrated during the initial design phase. This approach ensures that all functionalities, from mechanical and electrical systems to software interfaces, are optimized for performance, reliability, and efficiency from the outset. By embedding engineering considerations into the core design process, manufacturers can achieve better product quality, reduced development time, lower costs, and enhanced user experience, ultimately leading to more robust and innovative final products.
