Wardin Defense
Watch the ground edge.
Threats now launch from close range and move along the ground nobody watches. Wardin Defense fields a dense, passive sensing layer that finds them first and cues the response.
Sense everywhere · Distribute decisions · Act as one
Capability
A cheap, dense tripwire that wakes the exquisite layers.
Layered defense is strongest overhead and weakest at the ground edge. Wardin complements existing radars, towers and effectors with a low-cost layer that runs along the miles between them.
Passive, low signature
Radio-frequency and acoustic sensing that does not transmit on the bands it watches, including drones that fly with no radio link.
Networked, not standalone
Nodes cooperate to place and track drones, vehicles and people across the network, with decisions distributed to the edge.
Open at the edges
Tips and cues existing C2, sensors and effectors, so high-value assets commit only when something is really there.
Missions
Places that stay put, and teams that move.
- InstallationsPersistent awareness around the perimeter and approaches of bases and sensitive sites, out to the distances today's drones can launch from.
- Borders and rangesLong, remote stretches lined at a cost per mile that makes continuous coverage practical.
- Critical infrastructureEnergy, utilities and data sites where one intruder or one drone can do outsized damage.
- Teams on the moveExpendable, rapidly emplaced sensors that watch a unit's six and report when asked.
Built by practitioners
We don't have to learn this mission.
Our team brings experience in defense autonomy, signals intelligence and RF test and evaluation, electronic warfare and ISR operations, and fielding systems in harsh, remote environments. We have worked inside primes and alongside them, across every service branch.
Supply chain is a design input: we keep adversary-sourced components out of the product and name any exception.
Talk to Wardin Defense.
For government, defense and program inquiries, reach us directly. Commercial operators should visit Wardin Technologies.