Sponsored content: QRA Innovates with Qubric - GenAI Revolutionizing Requirements

Halifax, Nova Scotia-based start-up QRA unveils the next generation of engineering tools, with a USD 500,000 infusion from a major player in the defence industry.

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The technology company’s new Generative Artificial Intelligence (GenAI) tool, Qubric, uses multiple project data streams to generate missing requirements vital to project success.

The modern engineering landscape is more complex than ever: a luxury vehicle can run on 100 million lines of code, an orbital rocket comprises of over 100,000 parts, and energy platforms may undergo 1,000 design changes pre-deployment. One small change can result in months of effort toward subsystem alignment. QRA combats this growing issue by creating products that continuously evaluate and align project data.

“We are removing manual, low-value work from an engineer’s day. Engineers want and deserve to work on high-value-added tasks. When data is housed in multiple tools maintained in silos, quality suffers, alignment suffers, and high-value engineers spend too much time in low-value drudgery,” CEO and Co-founder Jordan Kyriakidis comments. “Gen AI technology is best used as a collaborative agent with the human, and that’s what Qubric does; it automates the low-value tasks giving the engineers the time and bandwidth to focus on higher-value work.”

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