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makine

Makine is the Turkish term for a device that uses energy to perform work. In a broad sense, makine can be any apparatus whose arrangement of parts transmits, modifies, or converts energy to produce motion or force. The word derives from the French machine, via Ottoman Turkish, and it is used across engineering, manufacturing, transportation, and everyday life.

Machinery is typically divided into simple machines and complex machines. Simple machines are basic devices that

A typical makine includes a frame or structure, a power source or energy supply, moving parts or

Historically, simple machines were known in ancient times and laid the groundwork for more complex devices.

See also: machinery, automation, robotics, mechanical engineering.

change
the
magnitude
or
direction
of
a
force,
such
as
levers,
inclined
planes,
pulleys,
screws,
wedges,
and
wheels
with
axles.
Complex
machines
combine
several
components
and
energy
pathways
to
achieve
more
advanced
tasks,
including
engines,
pumps,
turbines,
robots,
and
assembly
lines.
The
design
and
function
of
a
makine
depend
on
the
intended
work,
efficiency
requirements,
and
operating
environment.
actuators,
and
a
control
or
guidance
system.
Many
machines
also
feature
transmissions,
gears,
sensors,
and
safety
mechanisms
to
manage
motion,
force,
and
interaction
with
users
or
other
systems.
The
integration
of
automation
and
control
engineering
has
expanded
the
capabilities
and
roles
of
makine
in
modern
society.
The
Industrial
Revolution
accelerated
the
use
of
machinery
in
production,
while
the
20th
and
21st
centuries
brought
automation,
electronics,
and
computer
control
to
a
wide
range
of
machines.
Today,
makine
span
household
appliances,
vehicles,
manufacturing
equipment,
and
digital-enabled
systems.