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Trace.Space launches Trinity to tackle hardware engineering’s next bottleneck
Trace.Space has launched Trinity, a hardware engineering platform aimed at helping robotics, aerospace, automotive, defence, and other hardware teams move from prototypes to products manufactured at scale.
Trace.Space was born from a problem Latvians Janis Vavere and Karlis Broders had already spent years trying to solve: engineering information was fragmented across requirements-management tools, spreadsheets, documents, and other systems, making it increasingly difficult to track how a change in one part of a complex product affected everything else.
Vavere saw the problem from companies buying and adopting requirements-management systems at Jama Software, while Broders saw it from inside the enterprises implementing them.
They came to the same conclusion: adding another feature to existing…
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