• Lantronix partnered with Swarmer to develop a custom compute module for Group 1 small unmanned aircraft systems.
• Design centers on Lantronix’s Open-Q 6490CS system-on-module to run Swarmer’s AI autonomy software on-board.
• Platform targets more than 400% higher on-board compute versus current systems, supporting vision navigation, target recognition, pixel lock.
• Focus on scaling low-cost FPV drones for defense programs in Ukraine, the US, allied countries, aiming at contested, GPS-denied environments.
• Lantronix positioned the effort as a long-life, NDAA-compliant production platform with a planned support horizon of more than 10 years.

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