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Bangalore-based startup CopperPilot has secured $390,000 in funding from investors including Neon Fund. The company is developing an AI design agent that can turn natural language descriptions into manufacturable circuit board designs, and has released the first version of its design agent, codenamed Epsilon. The agent can connect to existing tools such as Altium, KiCad, OrCAD, EasyEDA and LTspice, automating schematic capture, PCB layout, routing, simulation and some firmware development. The company says its active users have grown 25-fold since August, and the platform has cumulatively run more than 6,000 design artifacts.
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This Bangalore startup is building AI agents for hardware design
Bangalore-based startup CopperPilot has raised $390,000 in funding from Neon Fund and others, and is developing an AI design agent that can turn natural language descriptions into manufacturable circuit board designs. It has released the first version of its design agent, codenamed Epsilon. The agent can connect to existing tools such as Altium, KiCad, OrCAD, EasyEDA, and LTspice, automating schematic capture, PCB layout, routing, simulation, and some firmware development. The company says its active users have grown 25-fold since August, and the platform has cumulatively run more than 6,000 design artifacts.