MatrixSpace
"Deploy Anywhere. Detect Clearly. Defend Confidently."
AI-powered portable radar and multi-sensor fusion platform for counter-drone detection and low-airspace situational awareness.
MatrixSpace is a Burlington, Massachusetts company that develops compact, AI-enabled radar and multi-sensor fusion systems for counter-uncrewed aerial systems (C-UAS) detection and airspace safety. Founded in 2019 by Greg Waters and Jose Martinez Lorenzo, the company builds what it describes as the market's smallest, lightest, and most portable high-performance radar, combining radar with optical sensors and remote ID telemetry to detect, classify, and track drones in low airspace.
Its core offerings include the MatrixSpace 360 Radar (fixed and portable sensors for wide-area low-altitude monitoring), the Expeditionary Radar (an all-in-one tactical-edge kit deployable in under five minutes), Fusion 360 (networkable multi-sensor C-UAS detection), and the MatrixSpace AiCloud / AI Platform, an edge-to-cloud software suite that defines alert zones, fuses sensor data, cues PTZ cameras for visual confirmation, and labels targets as friendly, potential threat, or confirmed threat. The technology reduces false alarms and accelerates response decisions across critical infrastructure, defense, public safety, utilities, and smart-city applications. MatrixSpace works with commercial, public-agency, and military partners including the U.S. Army, the Defense Innovation Unit, the Department of Homeland Security, L3Harris, Dell Technologies, and Axis Communications. In October 2025 the company completed a $20M Series B funding round, with L3Harris among its investors, to advance its portable AI radar. Its radar integration was validated during the U.S. Army's Operation Jailbreak. The company emphasizes military-grade performance made accessible and scalable to organizations of any size.
Primary type & automation activities this supplier delivers:
MatrixSpace 360 Radar
Fixed and portable multi-radar sensor system for wide-area low-altitude airspace awareness.
MatrixSpace Expeditionary Radar
Agile all-in-one tactical radar kit, box to actionable detection in under five minutes.
MatrixSpace Fusion 360
Networkable multi-sensor C-UAS detection combining radar, remote ID, and optical sensors.
MatrixSpace AI Platform (AiCloud)
Edge-to-cloud software fusing sensor data for airspace alerts and unified threat intelligence.
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WEBSITE
https://www.matrixspace.comHEADQUARTERS
United States
Company Facts
Founded
2019
Primary Role
Manufacturer
Company Size
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Primary Region
North America
Annual Sales
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Funding Stage
Growth / Late-Stage VC
Funding Total
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Certifications & Memberships
MatrixSpace Validated in U.S. Army’s Operation Jailbreak Integration Sprint
MatrixSpace, a portable radar manufacturer, has successfully integrated its technology with Anduril Lattice and IBCS-M, receiving validation from the U.S. Army during a recent exercise at Fort Carson. This achievement is part of Operation Jailbreak, the Army's largest initiative aimed at incorporating emerging technologies into command-and-control systems. The validation places MatrixSpace among 55 companies participating in this significant interoperability effort, showcasing its sensor capabilities within the Anduril framework. The integration is expected to enhance the Army's operational effectiveness by streamlining communication and coordination among various technological platforms.
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MatrixSpace Brings Portable Counter-Drone Radar to Lithuanian Exercise
MatrixSpace, a Massachusetts-based company, is enhancing low-altitude airspace awareness for M-SHORAD units in Pabradė, Lithuania, by deploying its portable AI-powered radar system. This initiative is part of the U.S. Army’s Flytrap 5.0 counter-drone exercise, taking place from May 1 to May 15, 2026. The announcement of MatrixSpace's involvement was made on May 12, following their recent success in the xTechCounter Strike competition during the previous Flytrap 4.5 exercise. The deployment aims to bolster the Army's capabilities in counter-drone operations, reflecting the growing need for advanced technologies in modern military exercises.
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From Pilots to Production: The Counter-Drone Industry Enters a New Phase
The global counter-drone (C-UAS) sector is scaling fast. New EU and US factories, an ․87M US Army contract, and the 2026 FIFA World Cup deployment mark a turning point for autonomous anti-drone technology. Read RobotToday’s March 2026 briefing.
