👉 Induced engineering refers to the deliberate manipulation of a system or environment to achieve desired outcomes or properties that would not naturally occur. This process involves applying external influences, such as design choices, material modifications, or controlled conditions, to alter the behavior, performance, or characteristics of a system. For instance, in materials science, induced engineering might involve creating composite materials with specific strength-to-weight ratios by combining different substances at the micro or nano scale. In biological systems, it could mean altering gene expression to enhance disease resistance in crops. The goal is to optimize or redirect natural processes for practical applications, leading to innovations in technology, medicine, and environmental management.
