About LGR Technologies

Building sensor systems
for defence and security.

Founded in 2024, LGR Technologies is a fast-moving defence technology startup building robust, modular, and user-driven sensor systems to enhance safety and situational awareness, based in Trondheim, Norway. We keep human operators at the centre, prioritising robustness, usability, and reliability in critical situations.

Team

Built by operators and engineers
who care about the mission.

Stian Landstad

Founder & CEO

Former military officer and veteran, with master's degrees in Leadership & Innovation and War Studies.
Strategy, capital, partnerships, and customer dialogue.

Erik Bjørgo

Founder & CTO

Former military operator, bachelor's in electrical engineering, master's student in Cybernetics and Robotics.
System design, hardware, logistics, and finance.

Christian Egeberg

Embedded Systems Engineer

Electrical engineer with a bachelor's degree, taking a master's in Electronic Systems Design.
Embedded firmware, software, and electronics development.

Kristoffer Staurset

Electronic Hardware Engineer

Electrical engineer with a bachelor's degree, working remotely from Southern Norway.
Electronics hardware design and power-path architecture.

Tobias Lavik

Cybernetics Engineer

Master's student in Cybernetics and Robotics.
Concept lead for Munin integration.

4×

Pilot programmes being initiated with defence and security organisations

500+

Units showcased across demonstration events

up to 80%

Reduction in human and economic resources versus traditional monitoring^*

10×

Faster from detection to escalation than conventional systems^*

^* Operational estimates based on a representative platoon-level perimeter security scenario; not pilot measurements.

Mission

Systems built for the people who use them.

We believe the most effective technology is also the simplest. Our systems are designed with human operators at the centre, not as an afterthought, but as the defining constraint. The technology supports the operator's judgment; it never replaces it.

Our aim is to create better, more robust, simpler, and more resilient systems through continuous, user-centred engineering. This means making hard trade-offs: fewer features, higher reliability; less complexity, more field-readiness.

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