What Hardware Engineering Really Means - Part 2

What Hardware Engineering Really Means | Hardware & PCB Design Mastery

Most people think hardware engineering is about drawing schematics and connecting components.

It’s not.

In this video, I explain what hardware engineering really means—and why so many hardware projects fail before they ever reach production.

This lesson is the foundation of Hardware & PCB Design Mastery, where we move from electronics theory to real-world product engineering.

In this video, you’ll learn:

-) The difference between electronics theory and hardware product engineering
-) Why making a circuit “work” is not the same as building a reliable product
-) How poor early design decisions increase cost, delays, and redesigns
-) Why hardware must be approached as a system, not isolated circuits
-) How hardware thinking differs from software thinking

This mindset is critical if you want to:

Design real PCB products
Build reliable IoT and embedded systems
Work in industry or launch hardware startups
Avoid common mistakes that waste time and money

This course is practical, product-focused, and built around designing a real IoT Sensor Node from concept to manufacturing.

If you’re a student, engineer, or anyone serious about hardware development—this is where you start.

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More lessons coming soon.