BRAIN X2

AI-Enabled Flight Control Computer

Autonomous platforms need AI compute to be operationally relevant. BRAIN X2 delivers up to 100 TOPS of onboard AI inference, deterministic flight control, and support for GPS-denied navigation in a module under 100 grams. Compatible with the FLEX flight software framework, BRAIN X2 supports open software integration, delivering a fully integrated development platform that reduces integration effort and program risk. 
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GuideTech BRAIN X2 AI-enabled flight control computer with onboard edge computing

The BRAIN X2 Difference

AI That Never Grounds the Mission

Hardware-separated processors isolate AI compute from flight-critical guidance, navigation and control (GNC), so the mission keeps flying.

Built for Contested Environments 

Multi-sensor Extended Kalman Filter (EKF) fusion uses onboard sensors for GPS-denied navigation. No external signals required.

Swarm-Ready Flight Computer 

Designed to support collaborative swarming when programs require it.

From Prototype to Production 

The same hardware and software foundation carries programs from prototype to scaled production.

Key Features

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AI-Driven Edge Compute
Up to 100 TOPS for autonomy, perception, and onboard decisioning.

02

Two-Processor Architecture
Real-time GNC isolated from AI workloads.

03

Integrated Sensing
Triple-redundant MEMS IMUs, magnetometer, barometer, and external GPS connector.

04

GPS-Denied Operation

Designed to support resilient operation in GPS-denied and communications-degraded environments.

05

WOSA Compatibility
Designed for DoD Weapons Open Systems Architecture (WOSA) standards.
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FLEX Flight Software Framework Pre-Integration
Same codebase from simulation to first flight.

Target Applications

Autonomous and semi-autonomous unmanned aircraft

Loitering munitions requiring onboard perception

Counter-UAS interceptors

Collaborative and swarming platforms

Platforms requiring GPS-denied navigation

WOSA-integrated weapons systems