Simantic launches firmware simulation layer for testing code without hardware
Overview
Simantic, a Y Combinator F26 company founded by former Neuralink and Tesla firmware engineers, launches a simulation layer that lets engineers and AI agents test and validate firmware without physical boards.
The product includes virtual devboards that can be programmed and run with a single API call from the terminal. It also offers a CI/CD pipeline that validates firmware against a simulated version of the microcontroller on every commit, according to the company's launch post on Hacker News.
The launch post also describes an AI firmware code reviewer, which the company offers alongside the simulation tools.
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- Hacker News · Launch HN, YC launches (10+ points)BlogSimantic launches firmware simulation for AI agents to test code without hardware
AISimantic, a Y Combinator F26 company founded by former Neuralink and Tesla firmware engineers Ahnaf and Seungmin, launches a simulation layer that lets engineers and AI agents test firmware without physical boards. Its virtual devboards run from a single API call, and the company offers an AI firmware code reviewer and a CI/CD pipeline that validates firmware against a simulated microcontroller on every commit.
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