BusinessAugust 27, 2026

manufacturability

MAN-yuh-fak-chuh-ruh-BIL-uh-tee

Definition

The degree to which a product can be produced easily, efficiently, and consistently at scale.

Etymology

Derived from the Latin 'manus' (hand) and 'factum' (done), combined with the suffix '-ability' to denote the quality or state of being capable of being made by hand or, in modern usage, by machine.

In the news

In the article, material suppliers are advised to assess new battery systems against manufacturability constraints to ensure they can be safely and reliably produced in mass quantities.

Embodied AI Batteries Market Size, Share & Forecast 2036

Read the full article ↗

Fact.MR

Related words

actuation

The mechanical process of causing a machine, part, or device to move or operate.

Business

actuators

Mechanical components in a robot responsible for moving or controlling a mechanism or…

Business

backpropagation

A foundational algorithm used to train neural networks by calculating the gradient of the…

Business

econometrics

The application of statistical and mathematical methods to economic data to develop…

Business

handwoven

Created or constructed by interlacing threads or yarn by hand, without the use of…

Business

idiosyncratic

Peculiar to a specific person, thing, or entity; unique, distinct, or unconventional in…

Business

Learn a word like this every day

Meet one new word every morning.

Newspoken pulls one carefully chosen word from the day’s news — with a clear definition, context, and light review that makes it stick. Get it on your phone.