Nobody on your team has time to be the library engineer
At a big company, someone else builds the component library. At your shop, it's whoever's free, on top of everything else they're already doing. Neurocad™ takes the part of the job nobody wants and gets it out of your way.
The part of the job that isn't the job
Nobody on a small team signed up to spend Tuesday afternoon measuring pad geometry off a datasheet drawing. But every new part means the same routine: open the datasheet, extract the pin assignments by hand, build the symbol, build the footprint, source or build a 3D model, and hope someone read the tolerance right, because there's rarely a second person free to catch it if they didn't.
That is 30 to 90 minutes per component, and it comes directly out of the hours your team would rather spend designing, or billing. There's no separate library team absorbing that cost. Whoever's available is the library team.
What to expect with Neurocad™
A datasheet goes in. Neurocad™ extracts the relevant dimensions, pin data, and geometry, then shows you exactly what it found before anything gets built, you confirm it before it's real. Geometry is resolved against IPC-7351 package specifications; pin data comes directly from the datasheet itself. Then a native, parametric asset lands directly in Altium, KiCad, SolidWorks, or whatever you're already using, not a file to import and clean up, a working part in your tool.
There's no IT department weighing in on this decision, so it has to hold up on its own. What travels across the network is the extracted intent, a description of what needs to be built, not the design itself. The finished asset lands only on your machine, and stays there. Whatever you're working on, your own project or a client's, isn't something Neurocad has access to, before or after.
Nothing about your setup changes. You keep your tools, your libraries, your workflow. What disappears is the hour of manual reconstruction that used to sit in front of every new part.
You don't always have a second set of eyes. Now you do.
On a bigger team, a design review catches a wrong pin assignment before it becomes a $50,000 board respin. With only a few hands on deck, that review often doesn't happen unless it's built into the tool itself. Neurocad's intent review step surfaces every extracted parameter, every pin mapping, every inferred dimension, before generation begins, so whoever's checking it is reviewing a clear summary instead of re-deriving it from the datasheet a second time.
Generation itself is deterministic, not a guess. The same confirmed intent produces the same result every time, which matters more when there isn't always a colleague free to sanity-check the output.
This is Neurocad™
Neurocad™ is the engineering intent compiler that turns static design artifacts into native, parametric, design-ready assets across ECAD, MCAD, and simulation environments without format conversion or manual reconstruction. For a shop your size, that means the datasheet-to-library-part pipeline that currently eats someone's week runs in minutes, without hiring anyone to do it.
Where it works today
Altium, KiCad, OrCAD, Cadence Allegro, SolidWorks, Fusion 360, and Inventor.
Try it on your next part
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