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An NVIDIA Jetson carrier board, built in KiCad

An 8-layer Jetson carrier with 370 footprints, 794 vias, and 48 copper zones, wired, routed, and DRC clean in KiCad.

An NVIDIA Jetson carrier board, built in KiCad

Every robotics and AI team we know has tried a Jetson carrier at least once, and almost every one of them has a war story. Multiple power rails. A schematic that will not fit on one sheet. A connector carrying hundreds of nets, including differential pairs that have to hit impedance or the board simply does not work.

This one took real hours of back-and-forth with CopperPilot, not a coffee-break demo. By the end: 8 layers, 370 footprints, 794 vias, 48 copper zones, wired, routed, and DRC clean.

If your team has that war story, this is a better starting point for the next one.

Try it free at copperpilot.ai.

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