About
GVERA is an AI engineering application from Tashkent for building physical products. The user describes what they want, and GVERA asks clarifying questions, plans the work and then builds and checks each part: CAD models, circuit boards, firmware, simulation results and launch material. A project runs through 13 steps grouped into four phases, ending in design, build and test, and ship. Each step ends at a gate that must pass before the next one starts: deterministic checks, analysis, simulation, review by an independent model or a human sign-off. Failed steps are repaired in place, and the finished project lists which checks passed, which requirements are proven and where a stand-in is still used. Every assembly goes through ten checks, including interference, clearance, fasteners, mass and manufacturability, and every event is recorded in a tamper-evident journal. GVERA runs on macOS, Linux and Windows and drives tools engineers already use, such as KiCad, Blender, OpenSCAD, CadQuery, MuJoCo, Python and Git. Projects stay on the user's computer. Language, image and video models go through GVERA Cloud, paid with prepaid credits starting from $5 with no subscription, and agents can research datasheets, standards and prices on the web. The company is registered as GVERA TECH LLC and took part in the second batch of the UzCombinator accelerator.