Engineer hours limit revenue
The team cannot take on more projects without adding engineer hours.
Design shops and consultants
Your engineers direct the work. Flux does the schematic, layout, and checks.
The team cannot take on more projects without adding engineer hours.
Clients send files in Altium, KiCad, Eagle, OrCAD, and STEP.
Every client has different rules and manufacturers.
Design shops
One AI engineer does the schematic, the layout, the mechanical parts, the harness and the firmware. Your engineers direct and review.
Import Altium, OrCAD, Xpedition, CADSTAR, Eagle, Fusion Electronics, and KiCad projects, and STEP files. Hand back the formats the client uses.
Flux learns the rules of each client, and follows them on that client's projects.
A team of AI engineers works in parallel, so a project takes fewer engineer hours.
Flux runs simulation, design rule and datasheet checks before you send the design.
Clients, partners and your AI engineers work in one live project, with every change recorded.
End to end
Flux handles these diverse requirements within a single project. One AI agent drives development from initial specs to final manufacturing files. Your hardware engineers review each phase.
Begin with a written brief, a basic block diagram, or a formal requirements document.
Flux selects available components and drafts the initial schematic.
Flux routes and places the PCB according to your shop's layout rules and vendor limits.
Flux creates the internal wiring harness, protective enclosure, and physical mounts around actual PCBs.
Flux develops and evaluates firmware specifically for the newly designed board.
Flux performs rule checks and simulation after any modification. It subsequently generates the bill of materials, STEP, IPC-2581, ODB++, and Gerber.
Dr. Juergen Kienhoefer, AIRcable
Model-agnostic AI
We connect top AI models to an agent system designed for CAD and EDA. The models provide reasoning. Flux supplies the engineering tools, project details, and workflows required to convert that reasoning into physical hardware.
Adaptive divides engineering jobs into tasks. It assigns each task to the most cost-effective model. Difficult design choices route to advanced models. Simple chores go to fast, inexpensive models. Independent tasks run in parallel to finish devices sooner. Your engineers interact with a single AI engineer. Flux manages all delegation in the background.
Access the advanced models your engineers already use through Flux.
Each model receives Flux's specialized engineering tools, project context, and workflows.
Your engineers receive new models without changing their primary engineering software.
Prevent your design shop from relying on a single model provider for engineering bandwidth.
Adaptive pairs every design phase with the ideal model. This covers complex engineering decisions and basic verification.
Kernel-agnostic CAD
Standard CAD tools restrict you to a single geometry kernel. This passes limitations to every part. Flux operates independently of specific kernels, just as it is model agnostic. The AI engineer selects the proper kernel for a part. It changes kernels if a feature fails to build. Then it combines all parts into a unified model.
Precise geometry that CAM software and CAD tools interpret without errors. This works well for machined components and complex assemblies.
Flowing, curvature-continuous surfaces designed for hand-held and consumer goods.
The engine powering SolidWorks, NX, Solid Edge, and Onshape. This enables native-quality file transfers with these programs.
Verify surface quality visually. Use zebra stripes, curvature maps, and curvature combs. They prove surfaces are smooth before parts reach tooling.
Verification lab
Flux does more than generate files. The AI engineer verifies its output using professional-grade solvers. It then displays the final results to your team.
The AI engineer runs SPICE simulation to analyze your mixed-signal, power, and analog designs.
Full-wave analysis of the completed PCB layout. This covers impedance, S-parameters, crosstalk, and antenna performance.
Airflow and heat analysis for PCBs and enclosures prior to physical manufacturing.
Airflow and cooling evaluation for the enclosure. This verifies that fans, vents, and heat sinks function before building a prototype.
Finite-element stress analysis evaluating your mounts, structural brackets, and enclosures.
Manufacturing and electrical rule verification applied to all schematics and PCBs.
Scans each component datasheet. It verifies your project against its limits, ratings, and pinouts.
Orchestration
Give a full product brief to Flux. The primary AI engineer divides it into smaller workstreams. It launches parallel threads across multiple projects, oversees progress, and delivers results.
Every workstream operates inside a dedicated agent thread. The enclosure, main board, and daughterboards develop simultaneously.
The primary engineer initiates tasks in separate projects. It monitors everything from a central location.
The system tracks all active threads. It redirects tasks that ignore the brief and gathers the finished work.
Modifications that alter board dimensions or shift interfaces require your explicit approval.
Flux creates a brief for every board. This includes connectors, mounting holes, board outlines, and mating enclosure openings. Each PCB receives a dedicated project and a separate AI engineer. All three progress in parallel. Flux inserts the completed boards into the primary assembly. It then measures physical clearances and connector alignment in millimeters.
Collaboration
Flux operates entirely in the browser. All participants access the identical project and view the live design. Everyone edits simultaneously without sending files back and forth.
Human engineers, clients, and AI agents share a project simultaneously. You can observe active users and their current selections.
Flux logs every modification, the author, and the timestamp. You can load any previous version or save it as a new project.
Your consultancy stores parts, projects, and design guidelines together. You can grant view, edit, or comment permissions to your entire staff.
Send an email invitation for a specific project. Give guests view, edit, or comment permissions. They only see that specific project, not your internal workspace.
Leave comments inside the project and @mention colleagues. The conversation stays with the design.
Duplicate a project to test a concept. The original design remains unchanged.
Customizable
Design shops have unique hardware development methods. Provide Flux with your standards and link your existing software. The platform will create the custom apps required for each client project.
Treat Flux like a new hire. Document your preferred components, design standards, and historical lessons. Every AI agent in your firm will use them on every project.
Specify manufacturer constraints and internal layout guidelines. Flux evaluates all future designs using these exact parameters.
Link an MCP server or provide access to a web API. Upload firmware to a repository, review field crash reports, or run proprietary tools your firm developed.
Administrators input API credentials for the entire consultancy. The AI agent utilizes them without viewing the actual strings. Flux attaches credentials exclusively to your approved external services.
Request a custom tool, and Flux generates a live interface inside the project. This could be a tracking checklist, an interactive 3D assembly, or a power budget that updates dynamically.
Access Flux via Cursor or compatible general AI agents. Your external agents can modify Flux projects and delegate tasks to the native AI engineer.
Integrates with services your team currently uses.
Octopart Sourcing
Flux links directly to leading mechanical and electronics distributors. The AI agent selects available standoffs, screws, connectors, and chips. It evaluates pricing across vendors and swaps out end-of-life components before starting production.
Manufacturing
Flux pulls direct quotes from fabricators for circuit boards and assembly, wiring harnesses, casting, injection molding, laser cutting, sheet metal, CNC machining, and metal or plastic 3D printing. The AI agent evaluates lead times and costs. It verifies files against vendor requirements and updates pricing as designs evolve.
AISLER
MiniProto Interoperability
Import existing client files from your current software. Instruct Flux to modify designs using plain English. You can export files whenever necessary.
The request, as typed in Flux
“The holder must cover a much taller power supply. Make the bent side flange 40 mm deeper. Keep the 4.4 mm hole in the flange where it is. Then cut five 5 x 30 mm vertical vent slots in the new part of the flange, 15 mm apart and centered on the flange width.”
Upload 3D models, component libraries, and full projects. Placement, parts, and schematics transfer across, along with routing data from most formats.
Imported files are instantly ready for modification. Request changes like "make the enclosure tighter" or "move the USB cutout 3 cm left", and Flux executes the command.
Flux provides the exact files a manufacturer requires. This includes pick-and-place, bill of materials, IPC-2581, ODB++, and Gerber for PCBs. It exports 3MF, STL, or STEP for mechanical components.
Enterprise adoption
Flux partners with design consultancies to deploy AI on actual client programs. Your team receives direct support from our internal engineers.
Book a DemoWe determine where AI tools save your consultants time, spanning full device creation to basic part research.
We link Flux with the processes, design rules, and component libraries your shop currently uses.
We assist in building AI engineering workflows that your consultants can apply to every new client project.
Imports client projects from Altium, KiCad, Eagle, Fusion Electronics, and OrCAD, and mechanical files as STEP.
Layout rules and manufacturer limits for each client.
Several client projects move at the same time.
Provide your consultancy with the AI capacity and tools to deliver what once required a massive organization.