At least i can still engineer to my heart's content at work. I am currently working on an industrial controller for an air and water based cooling system. Simple stuff at first sight; yet it becomes a bit more complex when you think about it. For a start, the system has an automatic mode and a manual (service) mode.

Theres the fans which are just on and off (with a relay). But in automatic mode they need to have their speed monitored to ensure they work correctly.
The circulation pump needs to be protected against overload. The water pressure must be monitored. The water temperature must be controlled and monitored.

All these protections have different rules: some are only active in manual mode, some have a delay..

And then the program needs to be written at a high quality of course because someone else will undoubtedly have to modify it.

And i haven't even started on the actual hardware itself which needs to comply with NEN-EN-IEC 60204-1 and the machinery directive

Tl;dr while you might think that industrial controllers are simply big arduinos, they are most certainly not.
@AdalwinAmillion
Please do not use an Arduino Uno to control mission-critical factory equipment
@nekayee @AdalwinAmillion Don't forget to assess the risk en iso 13849-1,2 and safety function
@pbog
Yup. Thankfully I can have other people do this for me, and I'm glad I don't need to take that responsibility
@AdalwinAmillion