Branches of Technology
| Types | Major fields of technology | |
|---|---|---|
| Applied science | Artificial intelligence| Ceramic engineering| Computing technology| Electronics| Energy| Energy storage| Engineering physics| Environmental technology| Materials science| Materials engineering| Microtechnology| Nanotechnology| Nuclear technology| Optical engineering | |
| Athletics and recreation | Camping equipment| Playground| Sports| Sports equipment | |
| Information and communication | Communication| Graphics| Music technology| Speech recognition| Visual technology | |
| Industry | Construction| Financial engineering| Manufacturing| Machinery| Mining | |
| Military science | Military technology| Weapon systems| Military equipment| Military training | |
| Domestic / residential | Domestic appliances| Domestic technology| Educational technology| Food products and production | |
| Engineering | Aerospace engineering| Agricultural engineering| Bioengineering| Biochemical engineering| Biomedical technology| Chemical engineering| Civil engineering| Computer engineering| Electrical engineering| Electronics engineering| Environmental engineering| Industrial engineering| Materials engineering| Mechanical engineering| Metallurgical engineering| Nuclear engineering| Petroleum engineering| Software engineering| Structural engineering| Tissue engineering | |
| Health and safety | Biomedical engineering| Bioinformatics| Biotechnology| Cheminformatics| Fire protection technology| Health technologies| Pharmaceuticals| Safety engineering | |
| Transport | Aerospace| Aerospace engineering| Marine engineering| Motor vehicles| Space technology| Transport | |
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