Product + Engineering Support

Stabie-Soft SLAM for layout, schematic, DRC/LVS, and automation

We help teams understand the suite, deploy it cleanly, and use it as part of a real engineering workflow instead of a standalone product demo.

Layout EditorSchematic CaptureDRC / LVSCadence SKILLTcl/Tk Automation

Stabie-Soft Slam-Edit

Layout editing for large custom-IC databases

Linux-native layout editing for teams that need practical speed, low overhead, and automation hooks on real design databases.

Large GDSII and OASIS layout handling

Fast panning, zooming, and hierarchy navigation

Tcl hooks for repetitive layout tasks

Fits secure self-hosted Linux deployments

Useful for review, data prep, and active editing

Fast review for mask and layout data

Lightweight viewing for layout inspection, multi-display review, and sign-off data checks without pulling in a full editor stack.

Multi-display layout review support

Quick hierarchy and layer navigation

Overlay comparison for engineering review

Read-only safety for inspection work

Useful for sign-off and mask-data viewing

Schematic capture and netlist translation

Schematic entry plus Verilog, CDL, and SPICE translation when teams need connectivity to move cleanly between tools.

Schematic capture for mixed-signal environments

Bi-directional Verilog, CDL, and SPICE movement

Automated symbol generation from source netlists

Cross-probing with layout data

Useful for tool-to-tool migration workflows

DRC / LVS and compare tools in the SLAM environment

In-tool verification, module compare, and floorplanning support for fast debug loops and layout QA.

Built-in DRC and LVS feedback loops

Module compare for revision tracking

Interactive error review inside the environment

Floorplanning utilities for early-stage work

Works naturally with layout editing workflows

We can review where SLAM fits in your current environment and explain how layout, schematic, DRC/LVS, and automation support would be handled.