Port Harcourt, Nigeria – November 23, 2024—Terrahaptix, a leader in Africa’s drone and robotics industry, successfully hosted its first-ever Terra Expo 2024 at the Aztec Arcum in Port Harcourt.
According to a member of the event marketing team, @saamu_eleja on X, whilst celebrating, revealed that it had 1120 registered for the event and over 500 registrants were in attendance.
2024’s Terra Expo brought together top industry professionals, innovators, and tech enthusiasts eager to witness Nigeria’s latest advancements in drone technology and artificial intelligence (AI) and meet the masterminds behind this innovation.
One user @bigboy_designer shares his experience on X, “Went for the Terra Expo today and it was awesome.’ He noted, ‘there were a lot of great speakers and many people who were interested in the hardware space. I enjoyed this one.”
The expo highlighted Terrahaptix’s dedication to driving automation across emerging markets. A key moment of the event was the unveiling of three groundbreaking products poised to transform the agricultural and logistics industries.
The surprise product launch added to the excitement, making the expo a milestone event for the company. The three main products launched include:
Archer Drones: for advanced aerial security and surveillance.
Kallon Sentry Tower: a solar-powered surveillance system using AI to detect and track threats up to 5 kilometers away.
ArtemisOS: A mobile-first operating system built for drones, likened to “Android for drones.”
Speaking at the expo, Nathan Nwachuku, Chairman of Terrahaptix, described the event as a turning point for the company. “This is the beginning of something extraordinary. Terra Expo marks our commitment to innovation, and we’re excited to be at the forefront of AI-driven robotics. These products represent years of meticulous research and testing,” he stated.
The Terra Expo not only showcased cutting-edge tech from Nigeria but it also created an opportunity for young industry players to meet and connect. Attendees had the opportunity to engage with experts and discuss the future of robotics in Nigeria, Africa.
Another X user @designeragba shared photos online, and exclaimed, it was lovely meeting like-minded people at the expo.
Terrahaptix has quickly established itself as an important player in the global automation industry. The company recently opened a 15,000-square-foot drone factory in Abuja and secured a $500k contract to supply Archer drones to Ghana.
With over $1 million processed in drone orders, Terrahaptix will continue to innovate across various sectors including mining, oil and gas, and construction.
