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Modular design is a design approach that breaks a complex product, system, or process into smaller, independent units called modules. Each module is self-contained, carries out a specific function, and connects to other modules through well-defined, standardized interfaces.

Key aspects of modular design include:

Flexibility: modules can be easily replaced, modified, or upgraded without affecting the entire system.

Interchangeability: modules are designed to be swapped or exchanged to enable customization and scalability.

Independence: modules operate with minimal dependencies on others, making updates and maintenance easier.

Scalability and Customization: new features or variations can be added by combining different modules, allowing the system to adapt to evolving needs.

Testing and Maintenance: each module can be individually tested, repaired, or upgraded, reducing downtime and costs.

Sustainability: modular systems are more sustainable, as parts can be repaired or reused, and products last longer.

Modular design is common in industries ranging from electronics (e.g., smartphones), software, automotive, to architecture, allowing for more efficient production, easier collaboration, and better product lifecycle management.