Feedbackloop system

A feedback loop system is a process where the output or result of an action is fed back into the system to influence future actions. This can happen in various contexts, such as in nature, technology, or decision-making. For example, a thermostat regulates temperature: when the room gets too cold, the heater turns on, and when it reaches the desired temperature, the heater turns off. This cycle helps maintain balance and efficiency. Feedback loops can be positive (enhancing change) or negative (stabilizing systems), and they play a crucial role in driving improvements and adaptations over time.