GuideTech

GuideTech, LLC makes avionics hardware and flight software for autonomous systems. It also offers guidance, navigation and control design services. The site describes its goal as moving programs from early requirements to flight ready design. Its work covers missiles, UAVs, counter-kinetic UAS, hypersonic vehicles and spacecraft.

The company sells two flight control computers. The BRAIN FC1 uses a Zynq 7000 system on chip with an FPGA and an ARM processor. The BRAIN X2 adds an NVIDIA Jetson Orin NX for onboard AI computing rated at 100 TOPS. Both share a common flight control design.

The site says both computers ship with the FLEX flight software framework already installed. It describes FLEX as one codebase from simulation to flight. The site also names a navigation product called ScavengerNav. It says GPS denied navigation on the BRAIN computers is still in development.

The site says the hardware is WOSA compatible and NDAA compliant. It also says the computers have a swarm ready hardware design and support computer vision payloads. The site lists a scaled manufacturing design for production.

The site offers aerospace design services from early concept through a flight ready design handoff. It says the work covers defense and space programs. The contact page asks readers to describe what they are building, and the team will give a direct assessment of how it can help.

The site says the company's toolchain can reduce years of foundational development work. It lists a careers page, a LinkedIn page and a phone number, +1 (435) 359-2440. The site does not list a street address.