MDCX™​

One system. Total mission control.​

MDCX is an open architecture command and control software platform that enables operators to manage multiple unmanned systems from a single interface.​

Built to turn disconnected systems into a coordinated force—accelerating the path from data to action.​

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Built to Integrate, Scale, and Adapt

  • ​Rapidly integrate new systems without redesign or vendor lock​
  • Use automation to reduce workload and speed up decision-making​
  • Deploy anywhere, from carriers to the tactical edge​
  • Manage multiple systems with adjustable autonomy levels​

The MDCX software-first design adapts to any mission requirement

Scaling from a carrier-deck console to a backpack-size laptop, and delivering secure, multi-level-security command and control for any compliant UAV.

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A Live-Fly Mission​

In collaboration with the U.S. Navy & General Atomics

A Global Mission

Involving simultaneous command of multiple unmanned air systems in the UK
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Skunk Works® MDCX™ in the News   ___
Jan 30, 2026
Third Party Article
The MQ-25A Stingray™ successfully completed its first low-speed taxi test, with the ground control component powered by MDCX. The MDCX will control all...
Jan 08, 2026
Story
Lockheed Martin successfully completed a live demo of its “suite of capability” for uncrewed system command and control featuring the MDCX™ and Vigilance.
Dec 18, 2025
Press Release
Lockheed Martin Skunk Works® and XTEND collaborated to integrate the XTEND Operating System (XOS) into Skunk Works' MDCX™ autonomy platform.
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Mackey Yan

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At Lockheed Martin Skunk Works®, your mission defines our purpose. Our team of dedicated engineers and scientists assume it can be done. With a visionary focus on the future, we partner with our customers to anticipate tomorrow’s capability gaps and technology needs to solve the most critical national security challenges today.