Accelerate and simplify electronic engineering through automation and AI.
We built event-driven ETL data pipelines in combination with data analysis and processing.
The story
CELUS’ speed of scaling their customer base was inhibited due to bottlenecks in integrating their client’s unstructured and uncleaned data into their engineering platform. Clients often store data in different formats and storage systems. Furthermore, CELUS was missing information on the health status of their data.
They needed to accelerate progress on an MVP right away to secure success in their Series A funding round — but their team was lean, and lacked key expertise in machine learning.
Think-it’s role
Predictive analytics: Build a machine learning service, integrate it within the Celus micro-service architecture, and train a regression model to predict complex geometric variable values and write user stories in collaboration with the internal stakeholders based on the final scope.
Classification modeling: Introduce the classification of schematic nets and interfaces to the ML service to help reduce development time for electronic engineers by automatically pre-filling web application templates for them.
Data extraction: Extract information from PDF data sheets using fonduer to build new datasets about electronic parts and their characteristics — and implement a model (emmental) that will learn to identify electronic parts regardless of PDF data structure.
Why it mattered
CELUS was able to secure their series A funding and now has a solution in place that allows for a much faster and efficient onboarding of new clients, while also improving the data quality in their databases. The insights on health data provide great opportunities to further enhance the platform.
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CELUS raises $25.6M in a Series A round of funding
106 days agoTo accelerate its mission to “automate electronics design,” Celus announced it has raised €25 million ($25.6 million) in a Series A round of funding.