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Here are a few fields where mechanical engineering continues to be relevant. Biomedical and Pharmaceutical industry: Most of the cutting-edge technology used in the pharmaceutical industry are developed with the involvement of mechanical engineers, ...

Biomedical and Pharmaceutical industry: Most of the cutting-edge technology used in the pharmaceutical industry are developed with the involvement of mechanical engineers, especially those with knowledge in design and manufacturing.

Even a company manufacturing something basic, like disposable syringes, needs a machine that moulds medical grade plastic into a syringe. The regular maintenance of these machines also requires the skill set of mechanical engineer.

The regular maintenance of these machines also requires the skill set of mechanical engineer.

Food industry: The food processing industry has seen a heavy shift towards automation, which has taken place on the back of machines. This starts from the manufacture of food processing machines used, and involves other subjects like Automation, Rob...



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