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Lantronix and Swarmer are jointly developing a custom computing platform optimized for Group 1 unmanned aircraft systems. The platform integrates Lantronix's Open-Q 6490CS system-on-module with Swarmer's combat-proven autonomous flight software, which has supported over 100,000 real-world missions in Ukraine since April 2024. It delivers approximately four times the computing performance of existing onboard systems, enabling advanced AI, computer vision, and autonomous mission capabilities at the tactical edge. The solution is designed to be NDAA-compliant and production-ready, supporting rapid deployment of FPV drones and other small, low-cost unmanned systems for Ukraine, the U.S., and allied defense programs. Swarmer's president and U.S. CEO Alex Fink stated that the platform is expected to become a new industry-standard computing solution for small unmanned systems, with Swarmer OS and advanced autonomy technology included as standard.

Swarmer, a drone autonomy software company, announced a collaboration with Tekmara and Florida International University to evaluate autonomous drone swarms for environmental monitoring and coastal restoration. The project will assess how autonomous systems can support large-scale monitoring and restoration of mangrove and oyster reef habitats, leveraging FIU's Aquarius Reef Base, the world's only continuously operating underwater research habitat. The initiative will explore coordinated operations across air, surface, and underwater domains to improve efficiency and scalability of data collection in marine environments. Swarmer's technology, which has supported over 100,000 combat missions in Ukraine since April 2024, will be adapted for dual-use applications including environmental restoration and disaster relief.