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Design Overlay — IEEE schematic symbols overlaid onto pictorial
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Web Diagrams — click any category card to instantly view
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Deep Component Specifications — per-component specs with real
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estimated unit cost (USD), MTBF and failure modes. Formatted as markdown with tables.
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AI Verification with Source Citations
— every claim in your design cross-checked against published engineering standards
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and inline source citations.
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Step-by-Step Build Guide
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Detailed Breakdown
Per-Subsystem Schematics
Every component from the Blueprint — now rendered as individual IEEE-standard
schematic diagrams, one panel per subsystem.
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