Hardware still ships through a painful loop. Design, test, fail, respin, repeat. Weeks lost each round.
Rule checks catch the obvious stuff. The failures that kill your schedule are the ones they can't see — the ones that only show up in simulation, or worse, in the lab.
That gap is the last mile. Closing it today takes a senior engineer reviewing the design by hand. It doesn't scale.
We're building AI agents that close the loop: read the design, run the simulations an expert would, find the issues, propose fixes, and verify them — before anything gets built.
Grounded in real physics and expert judgment, not pattern-matching. An agent that reasons like an experienced engineer, at the speed of software.
The same last mile exists from boards to silicon. This is the ground floor of intelligent hardware design.
We're early — building the thesis and talking to engineers who live this loop.
Thanks! We'll be in touch.