AI can write your firmware.
It can’t see your power draw.
In development
Precision power measurement for embedded hardware.
What it is
A bench instrument that measures power from microamps to amps in a single capture — the sleep floor and the radio burst in the same recording, without switching ranges or instruments.
It is a hub with a touchscreen, an integrated power analyser and a programmable source, surrounded by accessory pods that add measurement and drive channels as you need them.
And it has an API your coding agent can drive, so the measure–change–measure loop can run without you sitting in it.
The numbers
The gap
Today you either buy a measure-only USB power monitor — good at one job, blind to everything around it — or you stitch together a supply, a load, a meter and a scope for the price of a used car.
Neither talks to the agent already writing your firmware. PowerBench AI is one instrument that covers the range, records losslessly for hours, and exposes all of it over a local API.
What people do with it
Get the sleep current under spec — the reflash-and-measure loop, run without you.
Catch the transient you would otherwise miss — microamp floor and amp burst in one recording.
Make power a regression test — catch the commit that cost 200 µA on the day it lands.
In development — we will email you when it ships