Collins Mosarc avionics
Collins’ Mosarc is a modular building block design approach to avionics that meets open systems standards while ensuring the separation of air vehicle and mission system equipment and the ability to manage the exchange of information between the two. This increases performance, safety and cybersecurity.
Mosarc, open systems architecture, future avionics ready
Mosarc’s revolutionary approach to avionics is based on display, network, computing, and software building blocks that invite customization to enable fleets to integrate best-in-class technology from across the industry- supporting current and future rotary wing fleets at the highest level. For rapid avionics integration, collaboration, and innovation, look to Mosarc.
As an industry leader we provide:
Scalabilty
Bounded and deterministic performance with multi-level security and protection from security vulnerabilities.
Configurability
Reusable building blocks allow operators to rapidly adapt the configuration of deployed solutions to accommodate different safety and mission-critical systems.
Affordability
Modular Open Systems Approach (MOSA)
Our open systems approach incorporates the technical and business strategies to provide systems that are well supported by Collins Aerospace and third-party embedded system providers from aviation and associated industries.
This approach uses the incremental acceptance process as defined in DO-297, which enables integration and acceptance of new components into a deployed Integrated Modular Avionics (IMA) system, as well as maintenance of existing components, without the need for re-acceptance efforts.
In addition, our leadership in groups such as the Future Airborne Capability Environment (FACE™) Consortium provides us with unique open systems expertise and ensures we are on the forefront of open systems development and integration.
Features & benefits
- Enables make/buy trade studies to converge to a best-in-class solution
- Integrates re-use and risk reduction
- Reduces vendor lock due to enhanced competition
- Provides availability of industry standardized tool suites
- Offers obsolescence management and tech insertion at the module level
- System built on a variety of portable applications
- Software that is aligned to DO-178 ARINC 661, and ARINC 653
- Architecture is developed with a separation between the air vehicle and mission systems for rapid integration of third-party interfaces
- Software can port over legacy software applications
Mosarc: A family of modular products
Computing
Networking
Software
Displays
In the news
- Collins, partners explore how UAS and ALE control will work from the cockpit (Vertical, Dec. 2022)
- Future Vertical Lift drives Collins investment in cutting-edge tech (Vertical, Nov. 2022)
- MOSA for future vertical lift agreement reached between U.S. Army, Collins Aerospace (Military Embedded Systems, Oct. 2022)
- Collins Aerospace, Army Collaborate on Airworthiness Certification Best Practices for Multicore Processors (ExecutiveBiz, Oct. 2022)
- Collaboration agreement with US Army (Aviation Today, Oct. 2022)
- Collins Aerospace and U.S. Army to develop best practices for airworthiness certification (Collins Aerospace, Oct. 2022)
- Don't close the door on open systems (Breaking Defense, March 2022)
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