In this webinar, we discussed how AI-driven techniques can be applied within verification workflows to automate extraction of design intent, generate UVM components and assertions, and accelerate coverage closure. We also demonstrated how Agnisys AI² leverages AI models to analyze specifications, RTL, and register descriptions to produce structured verification artefacts and guide coverage analysis more efficiently.
Keys takeways:
AI-driven extraction of design intent from specifications and RTL
Automated generation of UVM components and assertions
Faster and more efficient coverage closure using Agnisys AI²
eBook: How Agnisys Eliminates Redundancies in Semiconductor Design, Verification, and Validation
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