Weirding Technology Labs
Helping Western armies adapt to modern warfare.
We help Europe and her allies prepare for the conflicts of today: hybrid threats deep within allied territory, and frontlines where new technologies emerge every 6 weeks.
Our modular design approach allows us to rapidly integrate battlefield insights and iterate in response to new threats. By adopting nimble manufacturing methods, we bring affordable mass that works alongside legacy defense solutions.
Current development
We have started building the Drone Wall.
Drone warfare has already been used in hybrid attacks on European soil. Since 2025, we have been designing networks of interconnected counter-UAS sensors to protect high-value 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 stepsSee how the Aug. 2026 Leipzig drone incident could have been avoided
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