SiliconANGLE: Circuit Mind lands $25M and puts AI agents to work checking circuit board schematics
British circuit board design startup Circuit Mind Ltd. today announced it has raised $25 million in new funding to extend its artificial intelligence platform across more of the hardware design process. A verification tool that puts AI agents to work hunting for errors in schematics launched at the same time. Circuit Mind offers software that […] The post Circuit Mind lands $25M and puts AI agents to work checking circuit board schematics appeared first on SiliconANGLE.
A British circuit board design startup has raised $25 million in funding to expand its AI platform that automates work in hardware design. The company's new verification tool deploys AI agents to check circuit board schematics for errors by comparing designs against component specifications and operating limits. The platform combines AI agents with a physics-based engine rather than relying on general-purpose large language models alone, since those models lack training on professionally designed circuits. According to customer reports, the tools have significantly reduced design time and costs, positioning the company to extend automation into other stages of the hardware design process.
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