MEUN-100
Sovereign autopilot
The Strike2 family's sovereign autopilot: the guidance, navigation and control core for the unmanned aerial effectors, operating in degraded-GNSS environments. The hardware is common; the mission is defined by firmware.
Overview
MEUN-100 is Miriad Electronics' base sovereign autopilot for unmanned aerial effectors. It is the guidance, navigation and control core of the Strike2 family: it receives the pre-planned mission, governs the actuators, manages inertial navigation, holds the flight path, and allows operation in environments with degraded or lost GNSS. Across the Strike2 architecture it is common hardware; what changes between variants is the mission firmware.
Capabilities
- Sovereign autopilot
- Guidance, navigation and control
- Inertial navigation
- Operation in degraded or denied GNSS
- Common hardware across the Strike2 family
- Mission defined by firmware
- Actuator control
- Available to third-party integrators
Variants · same hardware, different firmware
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Base
MEUN-100
The Strike2 family's common autopilot: receives the pre-planned mission, governs the actuators, manages inertial navigation and holds the flight path, operating in environments with degraded or denied GNSS.
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Interceptor
MEUN-100i
The same base hardware with interception firmware: navigation to the predicted impact point, APN + PIP guidance laws, integration with TARGOS, and terminal trajectory closure against UAS.
MEUN-100 navigates and controls · MEUN-100i intercepts
- MEUN-100 is the Strike2 family's common autopilot: it navigates and controls the effector.
- MEUN-100i turns TARGOS's lock-on and tracking into low-latency flight-control commands.
- The interception variant is optimized for maneuvering aerial targets: terminal approach, continuous correction, and operation without a data link after lock.