Hardware's Cursor moment: our talk at AI Summit Barcelona

Alexandre Gol i Mestre, Systellar's co-founder and CTO, took the Demo Stage at AI Summit Barcelona on 22 September with "Satellites, Planes & Trains: Why Hardware's Cursor Moment Just Started".

The argument was simple. AI changed software because software has a codebase: one complete description of the product that an agent can read, change and test. Hardware has nothing like it. Its description is scattered across documents, spreadsheets, slide decks and inboxes, and someone has to hold it all together by hand. Put an AI agent on top of that and you do not get faster engineering. You get faster mistakes.

Alexandre showed how synapse™ gives hardware that codebase: one structured model of the system where every change, human or agent, is reviewed like a pull request before it is merged. The agent proposes. A person approves.

Thank you to the AI Summit Barcelona team for the stage, and to everyone who stopped to talk with us over the two days.