Jul 31, 2026 12:34 PM
A new compute module from US firms Lantronix and Swarmer aims to give small unmanned aerial vehicles greater onboard processing power for AI-driven missions.
A new compute module from US firms Lantronix and Swarmer aims to give small unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) greater onboard processing power for AI-driven missions.
The platform combines Lantronix’s Open-Q 6490CS module with Swarmer’s autonomy software to deliver four times more processing power than current systems.
Together, the technologies are designed to enable advanced visual navigation, automated target recognition, pixel lock, and collaborative autonomy.
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artificial intelligence•autonomous systems•United States•autonomous aerial vehicle•autonomy software•autonomous drone
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