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For teams building safety-critical or regulated products, whether that's under ASPICE, ISO 26262, IEC 62304 or DO-178C, requirements aren't just a scoping document. They're the thread that has to run through design, testing, validation and, eventually, an auditor's inbox. Requirements traceability is what keeps that thread intact. Here's what it actually means, why it tends to break down, and what a workable approach looks like in...
"AI in CAD" gets talked about a lot, but the conversations we have with engineering teams tend to be more specific: what does it actually do differently, where does it genuinely save time, and where is the hype ahead of the reality? Having worked with manufacturers rolling out AI-assisted design tools, here's our take on what's real, what to expect, and what needs sorting out first.
REACH gets mentioned in the same breath as RoHS often enough that the two start to blur together. They shouldn't. REACH is broader, more data-intensive, and considerably harder to manage manually once you're tracking substances down through several supplier tiers. Here's a practical breakdown of what REACH actually covers, where it overlaps with RoHS, and what a workable compliance process looks like for an electronics...
