Terra

Based in Nigeria, Terrahaptix Inc. dba Terra specializes in advanced surveillance and security solutions, leveraging autonomous systems to enhance the protection of critical infrastructure across various sectors. Terrahaptix Inc. dba Terra is engaged in developing advanced surveillance technologies for critical infrastructure protection.

Founded in Abuja, Nigeria in 2024. In February 2026, Terra raised USD 22 million in seed funding led by Lux Capital, with participation from Nova Capital Partners, 8VC, Silent Ventures, Tofino Capital, Resilience17 and Belief Capital. Terrahaptix Inc. specializes in advanced surveillance and security solutions designed to protect critical infrastructure.

Their primary offerings include a suite of autonomous systems powered by ArtemisOS, which provides data-driven intelligence and operational capabilities. The Artemis Cloud facilitates real-time storage and analysis of surveillance data, while Artemis Autonomy enhances command-and-control functionalities. Key products include the Archer VTOL surveillance drone, designed for long-range missions, and the Iroko UAV, a modular quadcopter optimized for first response and data collection. Additionally, the Duma UGV is engineered for versatile ground surveillance and cargo operations, and the Kallon Sentry Tower autonomously identifies and tracks threats up to 3 km away.

Terrahaptix's products primarily serve clients in sectors such as defense, energy, and infrastructure, focusing on markets across Africa and strategic installations globally. Terrahaptix Inc. operates on a business model that primarily involves B2B transactions, providing specialized products and services to government and commercial clients in need of advanced surveillance capabilities. Revenue generation is structured around direct sales and potential subscription models for software services, such as Artemis Cloud.

Clients engage in partnerships for long-term contracts, particularly for the deployment of flagship products like the Kallon Sentry Tower and Archer VTOL drone. Transactions typically involve upfront costs associated with equipment purchases, followed by ongoing service fees for software support and data analysis services, aligning with the company's strategic emphasis on delivering integrated solutions for critical infrastructure security. The company will use the February 2026 funding to support expansion into additional African nations, secure more government and commercial contracts, and accelerate growth driven by faster-than-expected traction in deals and partnerships.