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AI + simulation for embedded R&D

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Build better.

Hardware. Firmware. Everything between. Embrelon simulates the whole R&D loop from one prompt and checks it against real devices.

In development / Seeking design partners

Run 014 · Rugged handheld GPSSimulating
  1. Prompt
  2. CAD
  3. Sourcing
  4. Assembly
  5. Firmware
  6. Testing
  7. Physical world
  8. Cost
  9. Build file
EnvironmentFirmware + interfacesHardware
Parts
41
Checks passed
112
Cost a unit
$71.80
Build steps
38
A rugged handheld GPS for hikers, two-week battery, readable in full sun, under $90.

How a run goes

  1. Describe

    Type what the device must do, cost and survive.

  2. Design

    Schematic, board layout and enclosure are drawn and checked.

  3. Source

    Every part is chosen against stock, lead time and price.

  4. Build and code

    Assembly is simulated and firmware is written for the real parts.

  5. Test

    Drop, heat, water, battery and the device's own GPU, all in simulation.

  6. Hand off

    The line gets a step-by-step build file and a cost per unit.

Describe a device. Watch it get built.

Embrelon simulates the whole hardware R&D loop from one prompt, then writes the build file for the robots on the line.

  1. Prompt
  2. CAD
  3. Sourcing
  4. Assembly
  5. Firmware
  6. Testing
  7. Physical world
  8. GPU
  9. Cost
  10. Output

From a sentence to a production line.

01 · Prompt

A rugged handheld GPS for hikers. Two-week battery, readable in full sun, under $90.

02 · Simulation
  • CAD done
  • Sourcing revised
  • Testing 26 / 26
  • Cost $71.80
03 · Build file

38 steps

Pick-and-place, reflow profile, screw order, test jig.

One prompt, ten stages

    An illustrative run. Embrelon is in development, so these figures show the shape of a run, not measured results.

    The founders.

    Puranjay PrashanthPuranjay PrashanthCo-founder
    Anthony ReynaAnthony ReynaCo-founder

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