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35. Engineering Entity
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An Engineering Entity is any distinguishable physical, digital, hybrid, conceptual, procedural, human, organizational, or autonomous object about which System05 engineering information may be created or maintained.
Engineering Entities may include:
buildings and assemblies;
systems, subsystems, and components;
Nodes, Cartridges, interfaces, and tools;
documents, requirements, models, and datasets;
software services, AI agents, and robots;
manufacturers, facilities, and certification bodies;
processes, events, configurations, and lifecycle states.
An Engineering Entity should possess a declared type, scope, relationships, and identity where persistent traceability is required.
Classification as an Engineering Entity does not automatically imply ownership, authority, asset status, product status, certification, or conformance.
The term provides a common semantic category through which physical and non-physical objects may participate in the System05 knowledge and identity architecture.