Mercury Systems Presents: Mission Success

March 28, 2022 Shaza Khan

Mercury’s cutting-edge avionics and mission-critical solutions make airspace the safest space to ensure flight and mission success. Open, safe and secure, our mission computers, multi-function displays, data transfer systems, sensors, digital video recorders, boards, EW development systems and EA techniques enhance operator and flight situational awareness and ensure decision accuracy.

Designed with BuiltSAFE technologies - proven on over three decades of platforms

Flight ready and future ready, Mercury’s open system architecture-based solutions are built with Mercury's proven BuiltSAFE Commercial-Off-The-Shelf (COTS) elements with DO-254 and DO-178 artifacts to deliver flawless performance and ease of systems integration. Modular and reusable, BuiltSAFE technologies maximize interoperability and speed technology refresh by minimizing the need for recertification. Mercury safety-critical solutions are certifiable up to design assurance level A (DAL A). Read a whitepaper on building safe and secure autonomous systems.

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