Recover legacy circuit data.
Eliminate manual redraw.
Convert schematics, PDFs, PCB imagery, and electronics artifacts into machine-readable circuits and netlists.
Recover usable design data from legacy or non-digital sources, then move it into modern engineering workflows for simulation, analysis, and redesign.
The Problem
Legacy circuit data is not usable
Critical electronics designs are often locked in scanned schematics, PDFs, paper documentation, or partially reconstructed teardown notes. These formats cannot be simulated directly, imported cleanly into EDA tools, or analyzed programmatically. Engineers are forced to recreate circuits that already exist.
This work is slow, error-prone, and expensive.
Manual recreation
Engineers redraw circuits by hand into CAD tools, spending hours on work that already exists in analog form.
Error-prone re-entry
Manual transcription introduces connectivity errors that propagate into simulation and downstream analysis.
Stranded design assets
Archived schematics and documentation sit unused because they cannot feed modern engineering workflows.
The Solution
Recover circuits from any source
CircuitRecover converts visual and physical circuit artifacts into structured, usable circuit data. It recovers connectivity, components, and circuit structure from sources that were never meant for modern analysis pipelines.
Recover circuit data, then use it in the tools your team already trusts.
How CircuitRecover works
Ingest
Upload a schematic image, PDF, board image, or other circuit artifact.
Interpret
Detect components, traces, symbols, labels, and electrical connectivity.
Reconstruct
Build a machine-readable circuit representation such as a netlist or circuit graph.
Export
Send recovered outputs into simulation, EDA, or internal engineering pipelines.
Why it matters
Recover engineering value that is already in your archive
Eliminate manual redraw
Replace repetitive schematic recreation with recovered circuit outputs.
Unlock legacy systems
Make archived designs usable for sustainment, redesign, and modernization.
Fit into current tooling
Feed recovered outputs into the engineering stack you already use.
Capabilities
Built for engineering reality
CircuitRecover is designed for the formats and workflows that create real engineering friction.
Schematic parsing
Extract symbols, wires, labels, and connectivity from real-world schematic images.
Circuit reconstruction
Recover machine-readable topology from partial, degraded, or legacy sources.
Netlist generation
Produce structured outputs for SPICE, EDA workflows, and internal analysis pipelines.
Batch processing
Work through large archives of legacy documentation without one-by-one manual entry.
Verification layer
Give engineers a clear way to inspect and validate recovered connectivity before downstream use.
Use Cases
Built for real engineering workflows
Legacy product redesign
Convert historical schematics into usable inputs for redesign and sustainment work.
Defense and aerospace modernization
Reconstruct circuits from paper archives and long-lifecycle system documentation.
Reverse engineering
Turn teardown-derived circuit artifacts into structured, analyzable circuit models.
EDA and AI pipelines
Generate structured circuit datasets from large collections of diagrams and related artifacts.
Workflow Fit
Fits before the tools you already use
CircuitRecover augments the engineering workflow. It replaces manual reconstruction, then hands recovered outputs to the tools and teams already responsible for simulation, CAD, verification, and redesign.
This is circuit recovery infrastructure, not a rip-and-replace EDA platform.
Recover your circuit data
Stop redrawing circuits. Start using them.
Use the form below to request a demo or send a representative artifact for review.