Ghostlure
Low-cost aerial decoys and airspace-denial tools. .
Barbed wire of the sky
Developed to complicate drone operations and give defenders more options
Early prototype Aug 25
Field-test July 2026
LOW-COST BY DESIGN INFORMED BY FIELD TESTING BUILT IN MICHIGAN
The approach
A simple idea. A different layer of defense.​
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Make identification harder.
Aerial decoys designed to create uncertainty in low-altitude airspace.
Complicate access.
Lightweight aerial barriers being developed as an additional tool for defenders.
Keep cost at the center.
A practical approach focused on accessible materials and repeatable production.
01 / DECEPTION
03 / AFFORDABILITY
02 / OBSTACLES
Development & field testing
Built. Tested. Improving.
GhostLure has conducted field testing with DEVCOM GVSC under a two-year Cooperative Research and Development Agreement. Field feedback is guiding the next stage of prototype development.
Field-test July 2026
Our story
Two Michigan chefs.
One unconventional idea.
David Frye and Chloe Duty brought the resourcefulness of professional kitchens into prototype development—building, testing, learning, and working with military end users to move GhostLure forward
Early prototype Aug 25
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Help shape what comes next
.Field evaluations. Engineering collaboration. Strategic partnerships