Watch RTL Canvas in Action: A First Look at Generative UI for Chip Design

We recently introduced the RTL Canvas – our vision of a Generative UI that transforms how hardware engineers collaborate with AI agents.

Watch the Demo

In this short demonstration, Chipmind John, one of our AI Chip Design Engineers, shows the RTL Canvas in action.

An engineer removes a module by drawing a red cross directly on the existing chip architecture. John interprets the intent, updates the RTL implementation, and returns the result as an interactive visual diff for review before the change is approved.

While this example is intentionally simple, it illustrates a much broader idea.

Beyond Prompts

Hardware engineers don’t naturally think in prompts. They think in architectures, hierarchies, buses, and state machines.

We believe the next breakthrough in AI-assisted chip design won’t come from larger models alone. It will come from rethinking how engineers interact with AI.

RTL Canvas is designed to help engineering teams design, explore, and review large-scale chip designs and complex SoCs more effectively by moving the interaction from text to architecture.

The interaction shown in this video is just one of many capabilities we are building. Our goal is to create a visual workspace where engineers can express architectural intent naturally while autonomous AI agents handle the implementation in the background.

Experience RTL Canvas on Your Own Design

Interested in seeing RTL Canvas on your own chip design environment?

We’d be happy to walk you through a live technical demonstration and discuss how Chipmind Agents can accelerate your engineering workflows.

👉 Get in touch to schedule a demo.

Want to see more from Chipmind John? Check out how he autonomously adds a SHA crypto core to an existing SoC in our previous demo.

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