Iroko UAV 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

Max Flight Time Min: ≤50 min
Max Takeoff Weight Kg: 8 kg max take-off weight
Max Altitude M: 500 m max operating altitude
Max Range M: ≤50 km
Max Speed Kmh: 35 km/h
Airframe: Quadcopter UAV
Task Scope: Inspection and monitoring
Payload Options: EO/IR, LiDAR, multispectral, or delivery payloads
Battery: High-density LiPo 6S
Communication: AES-256 encrypted RF; LTE/5G-compatible
Dimensions: Iroko is listed as a modular quadcopter UAV; Terra lists carbon-fiber composite construction
Hardware Design: Carbon fiber composite with aerospace-grade aluminum reinforcements
Payload capacity: 1.5 kg