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Startup · United Kingdom

Milliray

Updated HQ Glasgow, United Kingdom1-10 employees

Pioneering sensors to detect and track UAVs — from single drones to autonomous swarms in the most demanding conditions.

Website

Systems1

  • DroneTectorA millimeter‑wave radar sensor stack purpose‑built for detecting, tracking and classifying small unmanned aircraft.

Newest unveiled first. Systems that belong to a government program link to the program page, where variants, costs and contracts are.

Capabilities2

  • Developer
    classify_sectors run 37, haiku, taxonomy 2026-10-18b: Sensors to detect and track UAVs and autonomous swarms; this is a clear defense or security use, though no customer type is named.
    —Reported
  • Developer
    classify_sectors run 37, haiku, taxonomy 2026-10-18b: Sensors to detect and track UAVs and autonomous swarms; this is a clear defense or security use, though no customer type is named.
    —Reported

Maturity and TRL describe this organization's work; the field-wide maturity is on each technology's page.

People
PersonRole
Jordina Frances de MasFounder
Matthew MooreFounder
Thomas DohertyFounder

Sources4

Profile2

  1. 1

    Sixth-Domain · Supports Organization · kind

    “{"id": "d8f9981b-63f3-4cf4-8052-5369a5a66d28", "name": "Milliray", "stage": "Pre-Seed"}”
  2. 2

    Octen Business Search · Supports Organization · country, Organization · employee range, Organization · hq city

    “country: GB (profile: Glasgow, Glasgow City, United Kingdom)”

Systems1

  1. 3

    Milliray · Supports Organization · description, Organization · linkedin url, Organization · name, Organization · website, System

    “Pioneering sensors to detect and track UAVs — from single drones to autonomous swarms in the most demanding conditions.”

People1

  1. 4

    bubex.io · Supports Role

    “Milliray was founded by Matthew Moore, Thomas Doherty, Jordina Frances de Mas.”

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