Catch errors before they cause a respin with this schematic review AI

What if your schematic review process wasn’t reliant on tired senior engineers spotting critical mistakes under pressure? That’s exactly the pain point the CADY schematic review tool aims to solve.

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In this video interview from ipXchange, Gilad, CEO of CADY, explains how the platform gives design engineers an AI-powered assistant that reads your schematic like an expert—and flags the things you’d otherwise miss. Unlike traditional DRCs that only check for layout violations, the CADY schematic review tool understands datasheets, calculations, and system-level intent.

Let’s take a real example: you’ve got a linear regulator set to output 5 V, but thanks to a poor resistor selection, it actually delivers 10.8 V. That’s the kind of error you don’t always catch during manual review, especially when under time constraints. The CADY schematic review tool identifies this issue by calculating the output based on your BOM and netlist, just like a good engineer would.

The secret is CADY’s ability to parse and extract context from datasheets. It understands which resistors set feedback loops, what capacitor values are recommended, and what kind of voltages or pin settings each part requires. It doesn’t just apply rules—it reasons. The CADY schematic review tool has flagged issues like swapped LEDs, undervalued filter caps, or 5 V buffers mistakenly placed on 3.3 V rails. Engineers using the platform report that it’s saved them from catastrophic respins, simply by catching subtle mistakes early.

It’s not about replacing engineers—it’s about giving them a second set of eyes, one that doesn’t get tired or miss fine print. During our interview, Gilad explains how the platform is already being adopted by some of the world’s biggest semiconductor companies and OEMs. The CADY schematic review tool fits best in complex designs with hundreds of components, but it can handle smaller boards too, helping junior engineers learn and giving senior staff more confidence in first-time-right designs.

See CADY in action

Engineers attending CADY’s upcoming webinar will receive a free trial licence so they can run their own designs through the system. And yes, it really is that simple: upload a BOM and netlist, and within five minutes you get an annotated report covering errors, warnings, and best-practice recommendations.

Join us to see why it’s becoming the new standard for confident, first-time-right hardware design.