SigBin Labs
Hardware built for wireless research.
SigBin Labs is an independent hardware lab. We design and hand-assemble compact, field-ready devices for wireless researchers, wardriving enthusiasts, and security educators.
Every device is built in small batches, tested before shipping, and intended for authorized research and educational use. No mass production. No shortcuts.
What we do
• Wireless research tools
• GPS network logging
• Dual-band hardware
• Custom builds
Flagship research platform built around the BW20-07s dual-band module. Dual MCU architecture separates radio operations from GPS logging and SD card storage for reliable, uninterrupted field use.
Full-featured wireless research device with a 1.3" display, built-in battery, and microSD storage. Wi-Fi, BLE, Evil Portal, OTA updates, and more — in a single compact unit.
Compact dual-band Wi-Fi research tool built on the Realtek BW16 module. Operates on both 2.4GHz and 5GHz — covering networks that ESP32-based tools cannot reach.
Pocket-sized standalone wardriving device with a 0.96" OLED display, built-in battery, and microSD logging. Power on. Drive. Upload. No phone, no laptop, no configuration.
Flipper Zero
R4TKN is an open-source project that pairs a Flipper Zero with a Realtek BW16 module to build a portable dual-band Wi-Fi research device. Here's what it does, how the hardware connects, and how to set it up.
WiGLE
You've done a wardrive and have a log file. Here's exactly how to create a WiGLE account, format your file, upload it, and have your networks counted.
BSSID
SSID, BSSID, MAC address — Wi-Fi uses several identifiers and they're easy to confuse. Here's what each one means and why it matters for wardriving and wireless research.
