👉 Descending engineering, also known as reverse engineering, is the process of analyzing an existing system, product, or technology to understand its structure, functionality, and underlying design principles in order to replicate, improve upon, or adapt it for new purposes. This involves disassembling the target system into its component parts, examining their interactions, and documenting their behavior through observation, testing, and sometimes simulation. Engineers use this knowledge to create new designs, enhance existing ones, or develop alternatives that better meet specific needs or overcome limitations of the original technology. Descending engineering is widely used in various fields, including software development, product design, and cybersecurity, to innovate and solve complex problems.