Every hardware engineer has a version of this story: the board logic was straightforward, but the support work around symbols, footprints, and checks took longer than the actual design.
For this PIR sensor module, we ran CopperPilot end to end in KiCad with the same rigor we use on larger boards: datasheet-first pin validation, net-by-net checking, and a clean handoff to fabrication files.
The point is not that a PIR sensor is complex. The point is that routine tasks should stop consuming expert engineering time, so teams can focus on architecture, constraints, and product decisions that actually move performance and schedule.
Try it free at copperpilot.ai.