Engineering

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Mikus Krams

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Jun 2, 2026

Most teams know they need to bring AI into engineering, but have no working reference for what that actually looks like inside a regulated, multi-domain program. Agentic systems engineering is that reference. It is the practice of running engineering work, requirements analysis, traceability, verification, change impact, compliance, through AI agents that operate inside an engineering data model under human review. This article defines the term, separates it from neighboring ideas, and shows what it looks like in the regulated programs where it has the most consequence.

What Is Agentic Systems Engineering

Product

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Janis Vavere

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May 26, 2026

Systems engineering is slow because the world it has to describe is too big to hold in one head. A modern aircraft, a fleet of drones, a connected vehicle, a medical device with embedded firmware. Each one is hundreds of thousands or millions of specification items spread across mechanical, electrical, software, and regulatory domains. Engineers spend more time finding out what the system is than deciding what it ought to be. Reviews stall. Traces break. Audits arrive before the documentation can be produced.

Trace.Space: the first agentic systems engineering platform

Engineering

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Matt Maclaine

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May 8, 2026

Engineers who write requirements for flight computers, autonomous vehicles, and spacecraft headed to Mars are often managing those requirements with a process that has no requirements of its own. Most teams haven't engineered how they manage their own requirements. Not because they don't see the problem. Because they've tried to fix it, and what they found was worse.

The Excel Sheet Shall: Why Engineering Teams Keep Coming Back to Spreadsheets

Engineering

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Neel Shah

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Apr 30, 2026

Therac-25, 1985. A radiation therapy machine killed six patients. The cause: a shared memory flag that a programmer assumed would be set instantaneously. A timing assumption, undocumented and unchecked. Working exactly as programmed. That was the problem.

AI and the Resurrection of Systems Engineering

News

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Janis Vavere

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Apr 2, 2026

Trace.Space is launching Space Agent: the first AI agent built from the ground up for systems engineers. It lives inside the platform, works directly with your data model, and handles core engineering tasks 10 to 100 times faster than doing them by hand.

Space Agent. The First AI Agent Built for Systems Engineers.

Engineering

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Mikus Krams

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Apr 1, 2026

AI vs Traditional Requirements Management Tools: What Hardware Engineering Teams Need to Know

Engineering

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Mikus Krams

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Mar 2, 2026

Traceability in Compliance Projects: ISO, ASPICE, DO-178C & Regulated Standards

Engineering

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Mikus Krams

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Feb 19, 2026

How to Write Good Requirements: From Clarity to Validation

Engineering

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Mikus Krams

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Feb 4, 2026

What is Requirements Traceability? From Definition to End-to-End Coverage

Engineering

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Mikus Krams

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Feb 3, 2026

What is AI-Powered Requirements Management?

Engineering

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Mikus Krams

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Jan 25, 2026

What is Requirements Management? Everything You Need to Know