Mechanical Control

Mechanical control refers to the use of physical devices or mechanisms to regulate a system's operation. This includes components like switches, levers, gears, or servos that directly interact with machinery to start, stop, or adjust its functions. Unlike electronic controls that rely on signals or software, mechanical control relies on tangible parts to achieve precise management of motion, force, or process flow. It is often valued for its simplicity, reliability, and immediate response, especially in environments where electronic systems might be less suitable or require backup.