Simulation waveforms
Line up every signal of a run on one timeline. VCD, FST and GST.
Products
Micius Harness
An AI desktop workbench built for semiconductor engineering. It connects your professional tools to carry out complex tasks, speeding up design and verification.
How it works
Hand Micius a task in your project and check the result in place.
Domain projects
Start from a folder you already have
Pick a folder and its domain: Chip, PCB, Godot, CAD or CUDA. In a chip project, Micius lints the RTL, simulates, synthesises, and places and routes.
Sessions
Trace back any result
Trace how a design was changed and verified, for a review or a handover. Sessions are saved with the project, with every command, result and output file.
Built-in viewers
Check what Micius produced inside the project, without opening another tool.
Schematics and netlists
Trace a net from the cell that drives it to its output port.
KiCad boards
Step through a board’s layout and schematic, layer by layer.
Also opens
- Chip layout
- Open GDS and OASIS in 2D or 2.5D, built on KLayout
- Manufacturing files
- Look over the Gerbers before a board goes to fab
- 3D models
- STEP and VRML
- CAD
- Cut a cross-section and mark measurements on the model
- Godot web export
- Run, pause and step it, and inspect the scene tree
- Images
- Sprites, sprite sheets and animations
Isolation and compute
Each project keeps to its own tools. RTL and CUDA jobs can run on Zhiman Remote.
Domain isolation
A chip project uses only chip tools
Adding a domain never gives another project new permissions. Each domain is its own Domain Pack, and Micius uses only the current pack’s skills and tools, inside a system sandbox.
Remote execution
Run the jobs your computer can’t
Run RTL simulations on remote Linux, and compile CUDA kernels and evaluate them on remote GPUs. Choose this computer or Zhiman Remote when you create a project. Files upload only after you review them, and status cards track each job.
Download
Download it and give Micius its first task.
macOS
Apple silicon (M1 or later)
Windows
64-bit (x64)
