Made At IIT Indore, Chip-Design Tool AspireHLS Goes Global, Downloaded In 60+ Countries
Indore (Madhya Pradesh): The Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Indore has built a new product/software tool called AspireHLS that helps engineers design the electronic chips found inside everyday devices like smartphones, cameras and music systems—faster and with less manual effort than before. The product was created by Prof Anirban Sengupta and his team at the Hardware Security and…
The Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Indore has developed a new chip-design tool called AspireHLS, which helps engineers design electronic chips faster and with less manual effort. The tool, created by Prof Anirban Sengupta and his team after 10 years of research, is now free and publicly available for users in over 60 countries.
AspireHLS automates the translation of a chip design into a detailed blueprint that can be manufactured, balancing space and speed—key considerations for devices that process large amounts of data quickly. The tool's global download success highlights its utility and potential impact on the engineering community.
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