Discipline

Plexus modular architecture

Our design principle we call Plexus coordinates the physical connector, mechanical mount, electronic bus and software protocol wherever two Tairos system elements meet.

Four connected layers

  1. Connector - a keyed physical connection appropriate to the environment.
  2. Mechanical interface - location, retention and vibration control.
  3. Electronic bus - power and signal paths selected for the application.
  4. Software and protocol - telemetry, configuration, mode and authority state.

The implementation changes by platform and weight tier. The pattern remains consistent.

Two forms of modularity

Option menu

Factory-selected camera, link, navigation, seeker and operator configurations produce predictable variants without turning each order into a new platform.

Field modules

Compatible payload, sensing, communications and utility modules can be installed or exchanged within the relevant platform tier.

Why it matters

  • A partner integrates against a repeatable pattern rather than starting again for every airframe.
  • Compatible platform tiers can share payload inventory.
  • Technicians learn a consistent integration logic.
  • New platform bring-up reuses known interfaces.
  • Armed-platform safety and human-authorization logic is applied consistently.

Integration conversation

A partner discussion begins with platform tier, mechanical envelope, power, data, authority boundary and operating environment. Detailed specifications are shared through the appropriate controlled technical process, not published on the website.