Anyone who has designed a custom ESP32 board or an RK3588 carrier knows the real bottleneck isn’t creativity — it’s the grunt work. Finding components that are actually in stock, checking pin compatibility, verifying footprints, building symbols, and dealing with yet another “NRND” surprise. It slows down even simple projects.

A Multi-Agent System Built for Hardware Workflows

YumiAI is a multi-agent engineering stack with the following features:

• Function Definition Agent: interprets requirements (“STM32WL LoRaWAN node, USB-C power”) and structures them into a proper engineering spec.
• Component Selection Agent: pulls real-time availability and pricing from DigiKey, Mouser, and LCSC.
• PCB Schematic Agent: generate circuit schematics using factory rules from a decade of manufacturing data to avoid unbuildable designs. YumiAI can generate KiCad v9-compatible schematics

The Killer Feature Today: Idea Validation

While the schematic/PCB engine is still in active testing — and complex designs will require manual review — the market and business layers are already production-ready.

Before spending $3–5k on prototypes, YumiAI evaluates whether a product idea is worth building:

• Demand Analysis: Scrapes and aggregates market signals for your concept.
• Competitor Landscape: Maps competing products, pricing, specs, and differentiation gaps — showing whether you’re entering a crowded race or an underserved niche.
• Pricing Matrix & ROI: Estimates BOM cost vs. market pricing to project realistic margins.

For many teams, this early-stage validation avoids weeks of research and costly false starts.

Grounded in Real Data, Not Generative Guesswork

Given the industry’s justified skepticism, YumiAI uses a massive manufacturing database, constraint-checked component data, and DFM rules. It refuses designs that violate physical or manufacturing limits.

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