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MTAi
Interoperability is a claim. Conformance is evidence.
Run the Gauntlet →What it is
MTAi (Modular Test Architecture intelligence) is a test orchestrator that executes Modular Test Components (MTCs). MTCs evaluate alignment with MOSA interface standards — testing conformance, security, stability, and resilience of components and systems.
The gap it fills
A component claiming MOSA compliance is worth nothing without evidence. Reuse — the third pillar of the MOSA vision — depends on trust, and trust must be earned through measurement. MTAi produces auditable evidence that a component's promise of interoperability is a fact.
Key capabilities
- Test orchestration across Modular Test Components
- Standards conformance evaluation
- Security posture assessment
- Stability and resilience testing
- Auditable results for programs, proposals, and briefings
Standards evaluated
- SOSA — Sensor Open Systems Architecture
- CHIL — Common Hardware Integration Layer (network management)
- CMOSS — C5ISR/EW Modular Open Suite of Standards
- MORA — Modular Open RF Architecture
- VICTORY — Vehicular Integration for C4ISR/EW Interoperability
- AMS-GRA — Airborne Mission Systems Ground Reference Architecture
- Additional MOSA-related standards as MTCs are developed
The value of modularity depends entirely on whether components actually interoperate — and 'interoperable' written in a datasheet proves nothing. MTAi measures it. An orchestrator that executes Modular Test Components against SOSA, CHIL, CMOSS, MORA, VICTORY, AMS-GRA, and the full stack of MOSA-related standards — probing alignment, security posture, stability under stress, and resilience under failure. The result is not a scorecard. It is auditable evidence that a component can be trusted in a modular system. Reuse requires trust. MTAi builds it.
Talk to MIE about MTAi.
Run the Gauntlet →Michael Moore · Moore Integrity Engineering · msmoore@mooreintegrity.com · 210-445-1519