A fictional company. A real exploration of what’s possible.About this demo

Defense & intelligence engineering

Find the signal.
Make it matter.

From unfamiliar emissions to usable intelligence. We connect RF sensing, reverse engineering and mission software to help teams understand what’s happening, and what comes next.

Explore our capabilities ↗
Generated concept illustration of an RF receiver with an orange antenna and exposed electronics on an ivory workbench.
The space between
hardware and understanding.
RF sensing concept study Generated concept imagery. Not an actual Verawerx product.

Built around the difficult questions

What is it?
How does it work?
What can we do with it?

Some problems begin with a signal nobody recognizes. Others start with a device nobody fully understands, or software that cannot talk to the systems around it.

Verawerx brings those disciplines together. Our focus runs from the physical signal to the application that makes it useful.

Three disciplines. One connected practice.

The capabilities in detail ↗
01

Sense the environment.

Passive RF collection, signal characterization, direction finding and edge processing.

02

Understand the system.

Authorized hardware, firmware and protocol analysis. Test, characterize and explain.

03

Connect the mission.

Analyst applications, sensor integration and software that brings fragmented data together.

Inside the lab

There’s more
beneath the noise.

Explore a small, interactive illustration of signal separation. A window into the problems that interest us.

Explore the signal study ↗
ObserveCharacterizeUnderstand

Where the work could matter

Different missions.
Connected capabilities.

Spectrum awareness 01

Passive counter-UAS sensing 02

Resilient communications monitoring 03

Multi-sensor intelligence workflows 04

Embedded-system security research 05

Low-power edge intelligence 06

A company built to ask a real question

Where else could these
capabilities belong?

Verawerx is an illustrative company created to explore that question with Whitespace. Its capabilities are fictional. Any government needs or opportunities used in a Whitespace demonstration must come from real, cited sources.

No invented contracts. No invented customers. No claims of fielded performance.