Trace.Space launches Trinity for hardware engineers
Trace.Space, a startup based in Latvia, has released Trinity—a platform designed to help hardware engineering teams, from aerospace to robotics, manage the jump from prototype to mass production. Trinity bundles requirements, testing, design details, and product variations into one system. It also lets AI agents analyze all this data for impact and dependencies. The launch broadens Trace.Space's reach from just requirement tracking to more of the engineering process.
- Trinity connects requirements, testing, and design in one platform
- Supports variant management for different product versions
- AI agents have access to underlying engineering data
- Aims to reduce manual, document-based supplier workflows
- Covers about 40% of the development lifecycle so far
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