What you've described is the sort of problem YC has been calling for. It's not a glorified to-do list, it's a real-world problem in a multi-billion dollar indu

What you've described is the sort of problem YC has been calling for. It's not a glorified to-do list, it's a real-world problem in a multi-billion dollar industry with complacent players. It sounds like a nontrivial task to figure out: 1. how to build the specs for a digital logic simulator that would fit in with the typical EE workflow 2. what sorts of math, physics and engineering knowledge are necessary to build the tool 3. how to build the tool to be of actual value to existing circuit design firms 4. how to sell it to them (which involves #3, but is definitely not the same)