Celus

CELUS positions itself as an AI-driven design platform that speeds electronics product development by automating component selection, schematic generation and BOM creation from high-level functional requirements. Rather than a traditional 3D CAD modeler, CELUS sits between system concept and EDA/CAD tools: you describe block diagrams, constraints and mechanical limits and the platform proposes component candidates, generates schematics and produces outputs you can export into popular EDA flows. The company markets the offering to electronics designers, component manufacturers and distributors as a way to reduce time-to-prototype and to surface actionable component insights. The CELUS Design Platform is delivered as a web-based, guided environment where users build high-level block diagrams, define parameters (board size, connectors, power budgets) and then refine automatically generated schematics via an interactive UI. The interface is intentionally workflow-oriented — step driven from requirements → schematic → BOM — and includes wizards, component search and visualization of proposed circuits. This reduces the tedium of manual part hunting and helps non-specialists produce baseline schematics quickly, although power users will still want to tweak outputs in their preferred EDA tool.