Authors:
Raffi Mohammed,Bairysetti Prasad Babu,Subramanya Sarma S.,C. Sailaja,Subhani Mohammed,Kiran Kumar Bunga,Chiranjeevi Aggala,DOI NO:
https://doi.org/10.26782/jmcms.2025.07.00004Keywords:
Additive Manufacturing,Artificial Intelligence,Bio-Engineering,Energy Harvesting,Internet of Things,Machine Learning,Nano-Technology,Robotics and Automation,Sustainable and Green Technologies,Abstract
Engineering is a specially designed course that includes the application of knowledge explicitly in the field of science and natural phenomena. The fields of engineering, technology, and physical sciences have been growing towards a new era of development and innovation across the globe. They include many fields, and one such significant area is mechanical engineering, which deals with the construction, working principles, and applications of various types of machines. Technical data of the products based on their scientific principles, along with parameters, are involved in the development of mechanical engineering. With this background, this study is designed to look forward to the future directions and emerging technologies in mechanical engineering. This review study investigated the future direction and emerging technology in mechanical engineering. It also highlighted the purpose and significance of mechanical engineering and discussed some of the research questions in mechanical engineering. Future directions of learning and technology, mechanical invention and development, the transportation industry, electric vehicles, and the artificial intelligence industrial revolution are also mentioned in this study. Mechanical engineering is a growing field of technology across the world. This review study indicated that it is essential to have upgraded knowledge and skills in the field of engineering and technology in this modern era. Many theories can be applied in the mechanical field with the support of upgrades in technology. The direction of mechanical engineering study is to learn the mechanical aspects of different technologies and the knowledge about that technology to optimize its use.Refference:
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