👉 Restricted engineering refers to the limitations and constraints imposed on the design, development, and implementation of engineering projects or systems. These constraints can stem from various sources such as regulatory requirements, budget limitations, environmental considerations, safety standards, technological feasibility, or resource availability. Restricted engineering often necessitates finding innovative solutions that balance these constraints while still achieving the desired objectives, ensuring that projects are viable, sustainable, and compliant with relevant laws and standards. This approach requires engineers to think creatively and make trade-offs to optimize performance within the given boundaries, ultimately leading to more robust and adaptable engineering solutions.
