Iroko UAV

About

About Iroko UAV

Iroko is a modular quadcopter built from carbon-fibre composite and aerospace-grade aluminium. The eight-kilogram aircraft carries up to 1.5 kilograms, flies for as long as 50 minutes and has a stated range of 50 kilometres, allowing one platform to support reconnaissance, first response and recurring site-monitoring missions.

Electro-optical, thermal, lidar and multispectral payloads can be configured around the deployment. ArtemisOS supplies autonomous mission execution, data analysis and integration with Terra’s wider security systems, while encrypted links protect command and sensor traffic. The aircraft is intended for scalable manufacture and field repair across mines, pipelines, public infrastructure and emergency operations.

Capabilities

Source-backed capabilities

  • Capability areas: Remote operation
  • Workflows: Tactical ISR mission, Tactical reconnaissance
  • Operating environments: Outdoor field environment
  • Target markets: Security teams, infrastructure operators, response agencies and integrators using modular UAVs for sensing or monitoring.
  • Deployment model: Commercial UAV in Terra Industries' security and sensing portfolio, with modular payload and encrypted communications positioning.
  • Public-safety response

    Claimed - Terra presents Iroko for first-response, inspection and monitoring missions with modular EO/IR, LiDAR and multispectral payloads.

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  • Robotic inspection

    Claimed - Terra presents Iroko for first-response, inspection and monitoring missions with modular EO/IR, LiDAR and multispectral payloads.

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  • Environmental monitoring

    Claimed - Terra presents Iroko for first-response, inspection and monitoring missions with modular EO/IR, LiDAR and multispectral payloads.

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Context

Market context

Iroko UAV is Terra Industries' compact autonomous quadcopter for inspection, monitoring and first-response missions.

  • Target environment: Security sites, infrastructure locations, emergency-response areas and outdoor inspection environments that need flexible aerial sensing.
  • Workflow context: Autonomous aerial patrol, inspection capture, first-response overwatch, payload-based sensing and secure remote flight operations.
  • Customer context: Security teams, infrastructure operators, response agencies and integrators using modular UAVs for sensing or monitoring.
  • Deployment model: Commercial UAV in Terra Industries' security and sensing portfolio, with modular payload and encrypted communications positioning.
  • Commercial maturity: Commercially positioned product with public specifications around payloads, range, endurance and communications.
  • Adoption constraints: Adoption depends on local flight rules, payload configuration, weather, operator training, connectivity, safety and mission reliability.
  • Market position: Small modular UAV lane inside Terra's broader critical-infrastructure security stack.
  • Adjacent products: Skydio X10, DJI Matrice, Brinc Responder, Parrot Anafi USA

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