Milliray
Technology to detect and track small drones
Founders
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Same space
Competitors
Closest in what they build, same category.
Adjacent
Overlapping tags, a different niche.
Guardian RFS24Drone detection for US defense and national securityShared: drone, defense, threatActive
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AirmadaS15Autonomous ground stations for dronesShared: drone, groundInactive
ApolloShieldS16ApolloShield is a system that detects unwanted drones and drives them…Shared: drone, detect, defenseActive
Corvus RoboticsS18Autonomous drones to help warehouses scan inventory.Shared: droneActive
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About Milliray
We make radars that can see small drones. As drones evolve faster than air defenses, detection has fallen behind. Even $50 drones now present a major threat to airports, critical infrastructure, and front-line defense. We solve this by building high-frequency radar systems, designed from the ground up to detect even the most challenging low-signature targets. This allows us to identify and track nano drones like no other solution, letting you know what's truly in your airspace.
London, England, United Kingdom
Milliray: questions
Which YC batch was Milliray in?
Milliray was in Y Combinator's Winter 2026 batch (W26).
Is Milliray still active?
Y Combinator lists Milliray as active.
Where is Milliray based?
Milliray lists London, England, United Kingdom as its location on YC's directory.
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