modular technology
[ˈmɒdjələr tɛkˈnɒlədʒi]
nounpl: modular technologies
tecnologia modular
1. A technology or system designed with independent, interchangeable components (modules) that can be combined, replaced, or upgraded independently without affecting the whole system
The company adopted modular technology to allow customers to upgrade individual components without replacing the entire device.
A empresa adotou tecnologia modular para permitir que os clientes atualizassem componentes individuais sem substituir todo o dispositivo.
2. An approach to design and engineering that emphasizes the use of standardized, self-contained units that perform specific functions
Modular technology in manufacturing has reduced production costs and increased flexibility.
A tecnologia modular na manufatura reduziu custos de produção e aumentou a flexibilidade.
3. A development strategy where software, hardware, or systems are built as a collection of loosely coupled, highly cohesive modules
The software architect designed the application using modular technology principles to improve maintainability.
O arquiteto de software projetou a aplicação usando princípios de tecnologia modular para melhorar a manutenibilidade.
Modular technology is a cornerstone concept in modern tech industries in both Brazil and the USA. In Brazil, the term has gained prominence with the growth of the tech startup ecosystem in São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro. In the USA, it represents a fundamental principle in Silicon Valley and across the software/hardware industries. The concept emphasizes flexibility, scalability, and user empowerment—values highly prized in contemporary technology culture.
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