Engineering Reports
Problem, approach, and quantified results. Electrical digital twin workflows for motorsport, marine, and prototype systems.
Standalone ECU Performance Build
Problem
Performance vehicle harness design relied on spreadsheets and manual validation. Voltage drop and ampacity checks happened late in the build cycle, causing rework when issues surfaced at the dyno.
Approach
LoomLab design canvas with component placement, multi-bus architecture modeling, and real-time validation. Wire gauge, fuse sizing, and CAN topology validated before manufacturing.
Result
- Identified 3 voltage drop risks before production
- Reduced harness iteration cycles by ~40%
- BOM and cut list generated directly from model

Marine Electronics Refit
Problem
Subsea sensor and power distribution systems required manual verification of connector pressure ratings and environmental sealing. As-built modifications were not traceable back to design intent.
Approach
Electrical digital twin with marine connector library, NMEA2000 topology, and validation for electrical constraints. Manufacturing documentation outputs from single model.
Result
- Validated connector pressure ratings before deployment
- Flagged EMI separation conflicts in multi-bus layout
- Single source of truth for refit documentation

Prototype Team Build
Problem
Rapid prototyping workflows suffered from design ambiguity. Wire lengths and gauges were estimated; validation occurred at assembly, leading to rework and schedule slips.
Approach
Design canvas with real-time validation and assembly-ready documentation. BOM, cut lists, and export for version control from one electrical model.
Result
- Prevented undersized battery cable selection at design stage
- Reduced design ambiguity with structured net definitions
- Cut lists aligned with shop floor requirements

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