Product managers
Cut 4–6 weeks from board bring-up using physics-driven AI that ensures first-pass success. Trusted by teams where prototype slippage means a missed product cycle.
Where Hardware PMs Lose Time
Product Managers in hardware R&D own the prototype schedule—but layout delays keep blindsiding their plans. A missed market window can cost the entire product cycle.
Missed prototype deadlines
Slip a schedule, miss a market window
Layout queues stretch 4–6 weeks
Testing and firmware teams are blocked from validating while waiting on layout
PMs stuck in status meetings
Chasing updates instead of advancing roadmaps
How Quilter Eliminates the Test Board Bottleneck
Quilter ensures your team discovers problems early—when there's still time to fix them. Quilter outputs first-pass-valid designs through physics-driven, constraint-bound automation.
What slows you down
How Quilter solves it
Measurable impact
Missed prototype deadlines
Physics-driven AI generates fully routed boards autonomously
Full design turnaround in <4 hours
Layout queues stretch 4–6 weeks
Scales layout capacity for rapid-turn validation boards—no waiting on layout resources
Cut board bring-up from 4–6 weeks to <1 day
Cross-team dependencies stall progress
Layout-ready output unblocks firmware and mech
Significantly accelerates sync across teams
PMs stuck in status meetings
Real-time routing progress, fabricator-ready outputs
Reduce status chasing by streamlining design reviews
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What You Regain When Layout Isn't the Bottleneck
R&D Product Managers get their momentum back when layout moves at the speed of the rest of the team.
3x more design iterations per phase
Validate early, test faster, and hit more milestones without delay
90% faster layout
From schematic to board in under 4 hours
60% shorter time-to-validation
Keep firmware and test teams in flow
100% control retained
No surprises, no black box, fully constraint-driven
Designed to Fit Right Into Your Process—No Retraining Required
Quilter drops cleanly into existing EDA workflows—no disruption, no retraining.
Free Your Engineers to Focus on Innovation, Not Layout.
The fastest teams already made the switch—don’t be the last stuck hand-routing environmental test boards.
