Titan FMU | Patton AI
Dual-brain flight management unit for contested and GPS-denied teams. Linux never owns the motors.
The edge computer for air that is jammed, denied, or both.
Titan is Patton’s dual-brain flight management unit. A dedicated real-time controller flies the vehicle. A companion computer runs vision, localization, and the Hive edge agent. The two talk. Only one of them is allowed to move a motor. When the radio dies, last lawful task still flies. When Linux dies, the vehicle does not.
What it is
• Dual-brain stack: real-time inner loop + companion compute
• Hive edge node: TAK remains the operator glass; the hull can be an OEM’s
• Hardware kill independent of the companion
• Standard connectors for radios, GNSS, cameras, and fiber converters
• Built as dual-use avionics
What it is not
Titan is not a ground station, not a replacement for TAK, and not a closed airframe. It is the board you put in the aircraft you already have — or the one you are about to buy.
Who it is for
Integrators and program offices that need a denied-environment edge node without taking a second C2 stack.