Electronic Design Lab.
Electronic Design Lab is where design-adaptive EDA becomes a working engineering loop. Engineers define the objective and permitted changes; agents run the tools, compare measured results, and propose the next step.
See Electronic Design Lab at work
This demo follows a concrete design task from its initial objective through tool execution, measured comparison, and engineering review.
Define the objective
Bring together the design sources, PPA targets, process constraints, and measure of success for a specific task. Engineers also choose what the system may change: flow settings, RTL, solver parameters, or EDA algorithms.
Run measured experiments
The system records each experiment, proposed change, tool output, and resulting PPA or verification outcome. Agents use this evidence to choose the next experiment, while design constraints and proof checks reject invalid candidates.
Review and export
Engineers review the candidates and decide which results move forward. They can export approved changes for validation in their existing implementation and sign-off flows.