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Join Lynx at DASC 2026 for "Containing AI Workloads in Safety-Critical Avionics Using Separation Kernel" and learn how AI can be deployed alongside safety-critical applications using a containment-oriented architecture.

Wednesday, September 16 | 2PM EST | Room: Majestic 4

 

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"MOSA is critical to modernization." – Secretary of War, Pete Hegseth

Containing AI Workloads in Safety-Critical Avionics Using Separation Kernel

AI is rapidly moving into avionics, creating new opportunities for perception, mission management, health monitoring, and decision support. But deploying AI in safety-critical systems also raises complex questions about determinism, interference, assurance, and certification.

In this presentation, Lynx will explore how a Type-1 hypervisor or separation-kernel architecture can contain GPU-accelerated AI inference within a lower-criticality domain—while protecting high-criticality avionics software in a dedicated real-time environment.

 

Attendees will learn how to:

  • Minimize shared resources between AI and safety-critical workloads
  • Constrain interactions through controlled, well-defined interfaces
  • Preserve determinism in high-criticality avionics software
  • Support incremental AI adoption in Integrated Modular Avionics platforms

Meet Your Speaker

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Ethan Salehi

Technical Account Manager, Lynx

Ethan Salehi is an Technical Account Manager at Lynx and a Ph.D. researcher at Kennesaw State University, where his research focuses on safe and secure real-time operating systems for multicore embedded systems. He has extensive experience supporting defense and aerospace programs with certifiable software solutions aligned with MOSA, FACE, and DO-178C standards. Ethan previously served as a FACE Verification Authority at LDRA and contributed to multicore interference analysis initiatives in collaboration with the U.S. Army. His work bridges theoretical architectures and practical deployment of OS-level standardization, supporting mission-critical environments such as degraded visual operations and autonomous systems.

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Dan Joncas
Executive Vice President, Lynx
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Phany Im
Partnership and Business Development Manager, Lynx
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