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Embedded World is where autonomous systems move from promise to deployment. For aerospace, defense, and commercial teams, trust is built through how software executes at the edge.
As programs modernize legacy platforms, they require certifiable, mixed-criticality AI across heterogeneous CPU + GPU architectures designed for safety, security, and deterministic behavior.
Lynx enables trustworthy autonomy by controlling execution across CPU and GPU, providing a unified software foundation that supports long-life, mission-critical systems as they transition to modern, heterogeneous compute.
"MOSA is critical to modernization." – Secretary of War, Pete Hegseth
Why Meet with Lynx at Embedded World
Modernization is no longer optional, but most programs underestimate the certification, integration, and lifecycle risks of introducing AI and GPUs into mission systems. Autonomous programs must bridge the gap between prototype performance and deployable, certifiable systems. Lynx helps teams address these challenges early with a software foundation purpose-built for certification, integration, and long-term deployment.
Common Challenges We Solve For A&D and Commercial Systems
- Deterministic AI on GPUs: Enable high-performance AI inference with predictable, partitioned execution across CPU + GPU workloads.
- Mixed-Criticality on a Unified Platform: Consolidate AI, graphics, navigation, and safety-critical control on a single SoC while maintaining isolation, timing, and certification boundaries.
- Path to Deployable Systems: Support a clear, auditable progression from development platforms to programs of record.
- Early Architectural Clarity: Inform silicon strategy, certification planning, and workload partitioning before design decisions are locked.
Common Challenges We Solve For A&D and Commercial Systems
- Deterministic AI on GPUs: Enable high-performance AI inference with predictable, partitioned execution across CPU + GPU workloads.
- Mixed-Criticality on a Unified Platform: Consolidate AI, graphics, navigation, and safety-critical control on a single SoC while maintaining isolation, timing, and certification boundaries.
- Path to Deployable Systems: Support a clear, auditable progression from development platforms to programs of record.
- Early Architectural Clarity: Inform silicon strategy, certification planning, and workload partitioning before design decisions are locked.
Lynx Success Stories
Fully autonomous guidance and control of a drone was developed and deployed from a tanker aircraft using the Lynx Trusted AI software stack, integrating navigation sensors powered by Lynx’s CoreSuite Safe AI neural network alongside Airbus’ AI model to enable autonomous formation flight, with two simulated drones operating in the vicinity of the A310 MRTT to demonstrate multi-receiver autonomous operations and collision-avoidance algorithms.
The U.S. Army’s Future Long Range Assault Aircraft (FLRAA) program is redefining vertical lift. At the core of this innovation is LYNX MOSA.ic, the trusted operating environment chosen by Bell Textron Inc. and Lockheed Martin to help power mission system software in the U.S. Army's next generation aircraft.
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Fully autonomous guidance and control of a drone was developed and deployed from a tanker aircraft using the Lynx Trusted AI software stack, integrating navigation sensors powered by Lynx’s CoreSuite Safe AI neural network alongside Airbus’ AI model to enable autonomous formation flight, with two simulated drones operating in the vicinity of the A310 MRTT to demonstrate multi-receiver autonomous operations and collision-avoidance algorithms.
The U.S. Army’s Future Long Range Assault Aircraft (FLRAA) program is redefining vertical lift. At the core of this innovation is LYNX MOSA.ic, the trusted operating environment chosen by Bell Textron Inc. and Lockheed Martin to help power mission system software in the U.S. Army's next generation aircraft.
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Lynx’s partnership with Congatec provides a complete, certifiable hardware-and-software stack for next-generation avionics. By combining the LYNX MOSA.ic framework with Congatec’s rugged 11th Gen Intel Core i7 single-board computers, the collaboration delivers a "turnkey" solution for safety-critical edge computing. This integrated offering leverages Lynx’s CoreSuite portfolio, including Vulkan SC, OpenGL SC and ComputeCore GPU processing to unlock the high-performance AI and video capabilities of the Intel Iris Xe architecture. Together, Lynx and Congatec enable aerospace developers to consolidate mixed-criticality workloads onto a multicore platform, drastically reducing certification risk for DO-178C DAL A systems while maintaining the rigorous thermal and reliability standards required for flight worthiness.
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Component |
Role in the Partnership |
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Kontron COMe |
High-reliability 11th Gen Intel hardware with DO-254 artifacts. |
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LYNX MOSA.ic |
Designed for multicore. Ensures isolation and security; interference-free execution of mixed-criticality workloads. |
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LYNX CoreSuite |
Unlocks GPU accelerated parallel processing, and safe and secure graphics, compute and AI on Versal 2. |
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Intel Tiger Lake |
Accelerated AI and rendering within a certifiable environment. Specialized Dynamic Temperature Range (DTR) versions of Intel Tiger Lake screened by Lynx to help customers ensure deterministic validation of hardware. |

Percepio and Lynx are advancing software assurance for the mission-critical edge byintegrating Tracealyzer’s full-stack observability into the LYNX MOSA.ic and LynxOS-178 ecosystems. This collaboration addresses the shift from static code verification to real-time behavioral monitoring, allowing developers to identify elusive anomalies, such as timing jitter, race conditions, and resource starvation, that only surface in complex, multicore environments. By embedding Percepio’s specialized SpyKer-TZ technology directly into Lynx’s safety-certified platforms, the partnership provides a "runtime integrity stack" that bridges the gap between lab testing and field deployment. This integrated approach enables aerospace and defense customers to maintain rigorous DO-178C compliance while gaining the deep diagnostic insights necessary to field autonomous and AI-driven systems with absolute confidence.

Ansys (part of Synopsys) and Lynx maintain a long-standing technology partnership focused on accelerating the development and certification of safety-critical systems, including displays, and more recently embedded AI/ML-based systems and software. The embedded stack combines Ansys SCADE, CoreSuite libraries and MOSA.IC to fulfill both AI/ML performance and safety requirements. The Ansys Autonomy workflow provides a model-based environment for AI/ML-based software development, simulation, validation and verification, and certified automatic code generation, by incorporating scenario-based testing with HW in the loop, to show compliance with several safety standards in a certifiable environment. By integrating Ansys SCADE with Lynx' CoreSuite safety-critical compute solution, developers can move from prototyping to production more quickly and achieve certification at a reduced cost. The Ansys Autonomy workflow provides streamlined, end-to-end engineering blueprint towards certifiable embedded AI/ML-based systems in safety and mission critical domains.
Meet the Team
Let’s Talk at Embedded World
Embedded World provides the opportunity for focused, technical discussions on trusted AI for mission-critical CPU + GPU platforms. Meet with the Lynx team to discuss:
- Your CPU + GPU roadmap for AI at the edge.
- How to reduce certification and integration risk early.
- Deploying AI safely on eVTOL, UAS, and other autonomous platforms.
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