BootLoop

BootLoop is a firmware development and hardware-in-the-loop (HIL) testing platform that combines an AI agent with a testing framework. It addresses the challenge of building and validating firmware for complex hardware, where code must be verified against real boards and instruments rather than only compiled. The platform covers the product lifecycle from initial board bring-up through porting, feature development, QA, and end-of-line production testing.

BootLoop Develop reads datasheets, schematics, and Altium projects to build a structured model of the board, including register maps, pin mappings, peripherals, and net connections. It writes, compiles, and flashes firmware, then exercises it on real hardware with test instruments. BootLoop Test provides a hardware testing framework for provisioning boards, scheduling tests, and orchestrating instruments across benches, with drag-and-drop bench setup, AI-generated test components, and reproducible runs that store bench configuration, test code, and firmware artifacts. It supports CI integration and end-of-line testing, and can be deployed as cloud, single-tenant, GovCloud, or on-prem.

The platform is intended for firmware, hardware, electrical, QA, and manufacturing teams. Deployment options include cloud by default with single-tenancy, GovCloud, and on-premises configurations. The pages do not specify pricing, plans, or trial availability.