JITX, a Way for Hardware Engineers to Write Codes

This is a very interesting episode, especially for hardware engineers. Duncan Haldane, the CEO, and co-founder of JITX joins us to share a very interesting approach to PCB design. JITX is a way for hardware engineers to write code to design circuit boards.
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Show Highlights:
Duncan talks about the Series A funding from Sequoia Capital and the general availability of JITX as an actual product.
Duncan's path to engineering started in robotics
How can an electrical engineer benefit from JITX? Duncan explained in detail
JITX is very well integrated with Altium, it works natively with the existing designs and libraries 
Hardware-generated code transforms the job of an engineer a little bit so that they don't have to manually look through all of the different specs for every component that they need
JITX is a Nexar partner and uses Octoparts data, in addition, they built a different type of database that's meant for part optimization.
Reusable expert hardware engineering knowledge is one of JITX’s ultimate goals
They are building full automation for boards, new kinds of routing algorithms, new kinds of placement algorithms, and checks for physical geometry


The future is optimization
Zach and Duncan excitedly talked about AI, and how it can be used to drive some parameters to create new designs


Electrical engineers’ job is secure, automation can help with the shortage, but will not replace electrical engineers’ jobs
What the future looks like for JITX

Links and Resources:
Connect with Duncan Haldane on LinkedIn
Visit JITX website
Read JITX Launches General Availability And Announces $12M Series A From Sequoia Capital
Connect with Zach on LinkedIn
Visit Nexar website
Visit Octopart website
 
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