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Neurocad turns engineering content into connected, native assets and repeatable workflows, preserving the specifications, relationships, and review context behind a component, schematic, or PCB board as work moves across programs and CAD environments.
A cost that's easy to miss
Roughly 60 percent of design time is spent before CAD opens
When teams interpret and recreate the same source independently, each handoff risks drift: library inconsistency, pin/pad mapping errors, package variations, naming differences, repeated review, ECAD-to-MCAD disagreement, and knowledge that lives in one engineer's script or memory.
What Neurocad preserves
A BOM records what was selected. Neurocad structures the engineering source so the decision behind that selection — why it fits, how it should be built, what must stay true on reuse — moves forward as executable design data.
Neurocad governs connected component assets
Create symbols, footprints, and 3D models as connected parts, preserving pin mappings, package relationships, naming rules, and layer conventions across edits and variants, including large-pin devices via BSDL.
Generate and reuse schematics and PCB boards
Turn approved documentation, designs, or reference content into editable native schematics, then carry approved work into an editable PCB board. Apply routing as an optional step; the engineer selects which candidate becomes the governed result.
Turn existing PCBs into reusable assets
Use a recipe to extract the board, footprint library, and BOM from an existing PCB, standardizing the same extraction and review process across programs.
Preserve ECAD-to-MCAD continuity
Carry electrical geometry and constraints into an editable, parametric mechanical result, keeping board, placement, and mechanical context connected to the source, with 3D reconstruction from 2D board evidence where supported.
Trust and fit
Native, editable results in supported CAD applications. Source-linked engineering information. IPC-7351-compliant PCB footprints. Deterministic construction. Engineer review before release. Repeatable recipes. Existing CAD and governance systems remain the working environment.
Where it works today
