Engineers designing connected devices can now use an AI-assisted platform on NXP’s website to move from application requirements to proposed hardware architectures and schematics.
CELUS has launched a co-branded version of its Design Platform on NXP.com, allowing engineers to describe what they want to build to its AI Design Assistant and receive system-level design options based on NXP components and technologies.
CELUS said its platform can help structure requirements and constraints, compare system options and assemble complete hardware concepts before a physical design is produced.
Rather than relying on conventional component searches, NXP technologies are incorporated into a design workflow that starts with the intended application and works towards a complete system.
“By bringing the CELUS Design Platform to NXP.com, NXP is giving engineers a faster way to translate intent into a working design, and a clearer way to experience NXP solutions in the architecture where adoption decisions are actually made.”