The primary usage of bioengineering is to manipulate biological systems and organisms to develop or enhance products, processes, or technologies. This field encompasses a range of applications, including genetic engineering, tissue engineering, and pharmaceuticals, aimed at improving health, agriculture, and the environment. By applying principles of biology, chemistry, and engineering, bioengineering seeks to solve complex problems, such as developing disease-resistant crops, creating artificial organs, and engineering microorganisms for bioremediation. The advances in bioengineering have profoundly impacted medicine and sustainability.