Trace.Space launches Trinity to tackle hardware engineering’s next bottleneck

What happened

Trace.Space has launched Trinity , a hardware engineering platform aimed at helping robotics, aerospace, automotive, defence, and other hardware teams move from prototypes to products manufactured at scale. Trinity connects requirements, testing, design parameters, and product variants in one system, while giving AI agents access to that engineering data.

Trace.Space was born from a problem Latvians Janis Vavere and Karlis Broders had already spent years trying to solve: engineering information was fragmented across requirements-management tools, spreadsheets, documents, and other systems, making it increasingly difficult to track how a change in one part of a complex product affected everything else. Vavere saw the problem from companies buying and adopting requirements-management systems at Jama Software, while Broders saw it from inside the enterprises implementing them. They came to the same conclusion: adding another feature to existing tools wasn't enough.