👉 Consecutive engineering refers to the iterative and rapid development process where engineers continuously refine and improve their designs through successive cycles of prototyping, testing, analysis, and optimization. This approach involves building initial models or prototypes, testing them under real-world conditions to identify performance issues and areas for improvement, analyzing the data gathered from these tests, and then making incremental changes to the design based on the insights gained. This cycle repeats until the desired performance, efficiency, or functionality is achieved, allowing for a more agile and responsive development process that can quickly adapt to new challenges or technological advancements.
