AI Terminal guidance flight controller
OSIRIS Al Terminal Guidance Flight Controller — a compact onboard module that adds intelligent navigation, precise terminal guidance, and high resilience to GNSS interference.
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Raspberry Pi CM4 / CM5 / CAN / UART / HDMI / ETHERNET
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Automated Mission Planner
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Wide power range: 12V - 30V AI application libruary
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OSIRIS DroneOS
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OSIRIS AppStore
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Realtime Threat Map
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Battle-Tested Performance
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Threat Prediction & Alerts
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Professional tech support
Specification
Compute Module
- Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4 or Compute Module 5
Processor
- CM4: Broadcom BCM2711, quad-core Cortex-A72 @ 1.5 GHz
- CM5: Broadcom BCM2712, quad-core Cortex-A76 @ 2.4 GHz
AI Acceleration
- Hailo-8 NPU
- 13 TOPS or 26 TOPS (depending on configuration)
Memory
- CM4: up to 8 GB LPDDR4
- CM5: up to 16 GB LPDDR4 (ECC supported by CM5)
Storage
- CM4: up to 32 GB eMMC
- CM5: up to 64 GB eMMC
Sensors (flight controller side)
- 3× IMU: ICM42688-P, ICM4268
- 2× Barometric sensors: DPS310, BMP390
- Magnetometer (HMC-class)
- Support for optional external sensors (e.g. airspeed)
Interfaces
- UART (MAVLink 2.0)
- CAN / DroneCAN
- I2C
- USB Host
- HDMI
- Ethernet
- PCIe
- CSI (camera interface)
Power
- 5–12 W depending on AI load
- Camera consumption included
- Communication modules not included
Size & Weight
- Depends on configuration*
- Base configuration: 72 × 58 × 19 mm, ~82 g
* Extended configurations may increase dimensions up to 4×
Environmental
- IP54 (optional IP67)
Key Capabilities
Plug-and-Play AI Companion Computer
Operates as a companion computer connected to flight controllers via MAVLink and DroneCAN, without modifying autopilot firmware.
On-Board AI Processing
Performs real-time AI inference on the edge using Hailo-8 NPU (up to 26 TOPS).
GNSS-Challenged Operation Support
Enables vision-assisted and compass-based behaviors when GNSS data is unreliable, subject to system configuration.
Flexible I/O for Sensors and Payloads
Supports cameras and external sensors via CSI, USB, UART, CAN, and Ethernet interfaces.
Modular Hardware Architecture
Supports CM4 and CM5 configurations while preserving the same software and interface model.
Scalable Deployment Configurations
Allows compact or extended hardware setups depending on mission requirements, with identical functional behavior across configurations.