Matthias Wagner is chief executive and cofounder of Flux, a developer of a browser-based PCB design platform and programmable simulator.
When spoke with Matthias last spring, the company was introducing Flux Copilot, an AI-powered hardware design assistant. Flux Copilot uses a large language model that the company’s engineers trained and integrated into its design tool.
Flux recently added vision capability to its signature tool, whereby users can upload photos of images such as block diagrams to CoPilot and it can recommend parts for their design.
This week, we talk about those advances, some real-use cases Flux is seeing, the Renesas-Altium merger, and more.
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PCB Chat Episode 20 - Brenda Baney
PCB Chat Episode 5 - Joe Fjelstad
PCB Chat Episode 19 - Bill Hargin
PCB Chat Episode 18 - Mike Tucker
PCB Chat Episode 17 - Hans Stahl
PCB Chat Episode 16 - Mike Buetow
PCB Chat Episode 15 - Mike Buetow
PCB Chat Episode 14 - Manny Marcano
PCB Chat Episode 13 - Bill Cardoso
PCB Chat Episode 12 - John Mitchell and Chris Mitchell
PCB Chat Episode 11 - Mike Buetow
PCB Chat Episode 10 - Mike O'Reilly
PCB Chat Episode 9 - Randall Sherman
PCB Chat Episode 8 - Mike Buetow
PCB Chat Episode 7 - Mark Hepburn
PCB Chat Episode 6 - Wally Rhines
PCB Chat Episode 4 - Productronica Recap, Day 1
PCB Chat Episode 3 - Rick Hartley
PCB Chat Episode 2 - Joe Fama
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