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Design capacity that grows with you
Whether you’re delivering a single board or scaling across entire programs, Quilter matches your pace; today and tomorrow. Explore freely, pay only for approved designs. Pricing scales by pin count, not by seats, so your entire organization can iterate without restriction.
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The Layout Bottlenecks End Here
Quilter is creating the first autonomous PCB design engine. It is not an autorouter, a co-pilot, or an LLM. It is a physics-first AI system that learns from natural law itself, not from human shortcuts. A world with Quilter is a world where boards are as plentiful and iterative as software builds, powering a new paradigm we call Hardware-Rich Development™.
Autonomous by Physics
Quilter generates complete layouts using AI trained on real-world physics and manufacturing constraints, not human examples. This lets engineers explore design spaces closed off by human intuition, surfacing solutions that would have remained undiscovered without physics-first computation.
Parallel Exploration
Dozens of layouts are generated simultaneously, each ranked for manufacturability and constraint coverage. Teams explore 100× more design variants without delay or compromise.
Continuous Verification
Physics checks are built into generation. DDR length matching, impedance control, and clearances validated during design, not after.
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This article is one part of a walkthrough detailing how we recreated an NXP i.MX 8M Mini–based computer using Quilter’s physics-driven layout automation.
Sergiy Nesterenko (Quilter CEO) talks with PCB Chat host Mike Buetow about how AI-driven, physics-based PCB design can resolve and even violate some traditional design principles and still generate superior PCBs.
Project Speedrun demonstrated what autonomous layout looks like in practice and the time compression Quilter enables. Now, see it on your own hardware.
With cleanup complete, the final question is whether the hardware works. Power-on is where most electrical mistakes reveal themselves, and it’s the moment engineers are both nervous and excited about.
Autonomous layout produces a complete, DRC'd design; cleanup is a brief precision pass to finalize it for fabrication.
Once the design is prepared, the next step is handing it off to Quilter. In traditional workflows, this is where an engineer meets with a layout specialist to clarify intent. Quilter replaces that meeting with circuit comprehension: you upload the project, review how constraints are interpreted, and submit the job.
Sergiy Nesterenko (Quilter CEO) talks with PCB Chat host Mike Buetow about how AI-driven, physics-based PCB design can resolve and even violate some traditional design principles and still generate superior PCBs.
