But if you only take a schematic, and the design is sufficiently complex, it's already difficult if you hand it to another engineer who's not too familiar with what is being done, let alone a machine learning model.
But if you only take a schematic, and the design is sufficiently complex, it's already difficult if you hand it to another engineer who's not too familiar with what is being done, let alone a machine learning model.
IIRC routing from a schematics has been proven to be a NP-hard problem.
24 hours? That's an East Asian subcontractor.
It seems like all component positions need to be fixed first, then it routes between them. That’s based on the examples, fact that it takes DSN input files... and output SES files.
The SES files appear to contain traces only. So I assume you import it over your fixed component locations.
I just tried uploading a board DSN file (exported from kicad)... the only feedback I got is “Board Error”... there’s no indication what the error might be.
It seems to be at quite an early stage of development...
Edit: after logging in, I can see an error “Sorry, we do not support board has more than 400 pins for this beta version” (sic). All the examples are very simple boards... so perhaps I’ll try something else.