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GreyScan Detection

Melbourne, AustraliaFounded 2015Industry

GreyScan Detection makes the ETD-100, a portable trace detector for inorganic and homemade explosives. The company says it was established in 2015 and is based in Melbourne, Australia.

What it does

trace detectionhandheld detectionexplosive trace detector (ETD-100)

Threats covered

homemade explosives
Categories

Profile

GreyScan Detection commercialises portable explosive trace detection technology, including the ETD-100 detector, which was developed with the University of Tasmania after about 20 years of research. It is a Melbourne-based Australian company that a search summary dates to 2015, and it is listed in the portfolio of Grey Innovation, the Melbourne engineering and investment group that backs it.

More profile

The Australian Research Council has described the airport explosives detector as the product of two decades of research. The company has also received Australian federal and Victorian government grants, according to Grey Innovation's newsroom, and its manufacturing activity moved briefly toward COVID-related products.

Ownership

Privately held; backed by Grey Innovation. Exact shareholdings not disclosed

Parent: Grey Innovation (backer, not confirmed as parent)

Sources (5)
Not verified or not found
  • Exact incorporation date: 2015 comes from a search summary and was not confirmed in an Australian registry.
  • Grant amounts, contract values and share ownership: not found.
  • Whether Grey Innovation is a majority owner: not stated.
Questions

What does GreyScan Detection do?

GreyScan Detection makes the ETD-100, a portable trace detector for inorganic and homemade explosives. The company says it was established in 2015 and is based in Melbourne, Australia.

Where is GreyScan Detection based?

HQ (as found): Melbourne. HQ country: AU.

Who owns GreyScan Detection?

Privately held; backed by Grey Innovation. Exact shareholdings not disclosed. Parent: Grey Innovation (backer, not confirmed as parent)

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