Weirding Technology Labs
Helping Western armies adapt to modern warfare.
Weirding Technology Labs exists to help Europe and its allies prepare for a form of warfare that refuses to stand still.
The work begins with drone detection. We are designing the stations so that changes to sensing or communications do not require a complete redesign.
Current development
We have started building the Drone Wall.
We are developing sensor stations with the aim of making drone detection affordable along much longer perimeters. We want to work with operators to define requirements for individual sites, long perimeters and eventually entire borders.
See the project and its next steps
Doctrine
Why we are building a lab
Our reasoning, including Dan Driscoll’s argument for affordable mass and RUSI’s findings on the pace of UAV adaptation.
Read the doctrine and sourcesFuture directions
What could follow
Deployable workshops, perimeter testing and other ideas we are considering beyond the sensing system.
Explore the proposed work