What mechanical engineering is used in an iPhone?
What type of mechanical engineering work is used to create an iPhone? From design, manufacturing, or function?
I think the part of Mechanical Engineers in the manufacturing of iPhone is in the machines that create the iPhones parts. They are produced in a large scale, hence machines will be needed to automate the process. These machines are manage/maintained by Mech. Engineers.
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