Quilter is a physics-driven AI company that designs fabrication-ready printed circuit boards (PCBs) autonomously, taking designs from schematic to completion. The company's core technology is an autonomous PCB design system trained on first-principles physics rather than human examples, which produces boards that are ready for fabrication. A key demonstration of this capability involved the design of an 843-component Linux computer that booted on the first try; the system completed the design in 38.5 hours, compared to an estimated 11 weeks using traditional methods.
The company's technical work spans several domains, including artificial intelligence, physics-based simulation, PCB design automation, and computer-aided engineering. Quilter has secured $25M in Series B funding to advance its platform. Its technology is aimed at applications in industries such as aerospace, automotive, consumer electronics, and industrial manufacturing.
Quilter was founded by former SpaceX engineers.
