Allspice is the collaboration platform for modern hardware teams, bringing software-style workflows to electronics development so schematics, reviews, and decisions are easy to share, track, and scale.

DRCY is our AI design review agent, running automated, auditable first-pass checks directly inside your existing review flow.
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Together, Allspice and DRCY catch real issues early, when fixes are fast and inexpensive, and make hardware development repeatable, traceable, and resilient so teams can build with confidence.


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What can you learn when you can ask your design questions directly?

Join us for a live look at DRCY Chat, an AI-powered design assistant that lets hardware teams ask questions in plain language and get answers grounded in their organizational data, schematics, and datasheets.

We’ll show how DRCY Chat can provide contextual answers about designs, components, connections, and datasheets; investigate specific elements and generate analysis such as risk prioritization and BOM intelligence; and turn prompts into structured outputs including reports, tables, and repository-ready markdown files. You’ll also see how engineers can use DRCY throughout the hardware development lifecycle, from early exploration and design review through bring-up and troubleshooting.

### What you will learn

In this interactive session, you’ll get a closer look at how DRCY Chat can help hardware engineers explore their designs and get answers using AI:

*   **See how DRCY Chat can answer questions about your designs**, using context from organizational data, schematics, and datasheets.
*   **Learn how to investigate specific components, connections, and design details** using natural-language questions.
*   **Explore how DRCY Chat can turn questions into useful analysis**, including risk prioritization, BOM intelligence, reports, tables, and other structured outputs.
*   **See practical examples of how DRCY Chat can support hardware teams** across design exploration, review, bring-up, and troubleshooting.

### This session is built for

*   **Hardware engineering leaders** exploring practical ways to bring AI into their engineering workflows
*   **Electrical and hardware engineers** who want a faster way to investigate designs, components, and technical questions
*   **Engineers who have experimented with general-purpose AI tools** and want to see what changes when AI has access to their actual hardware design context
