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That’s what we do at Terra Industries Sentry Surveillance tech that doesn’t sleep nor slumber (doesn’t require external power nor connectivity) , and aerial surveillance tech that can give up too 10 hours endurance and 200km range. Made in 🇳🇬

82,992 просмотров • 1 год назад •via X (Twitter)

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Фото профиля freddie_548
freddie_5481 год назад

@Terrahaptix Insane balance

Фото профиля ARK Electronics
ARK Electronics2 лет назад

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Фото профиля The Dude Nurse
The Dude Nurse1 год назад

@Terrahaptix Wow this is a great invention

Фото профиля Ghost_XXL
Ghost_XXL1 год назад

@Terrahaptix Quite impressive!🙌🏻

Фото профиля Daniel Okon Nduoyo
Daniel Okon Nduoyo1 год назад

@Terrahaptix What about the noise?

Фото профиля Trigger
Trigger1 год назад

@Terrahaptix @PeterObi this will be needed in the 2027 election. Especially in the North.

Фото профиля Chikwere
Chikwere1 год назад

@Terrahaptix Every Police Division should have this No criminal can escape police chase with this

Фото профиля Ndu
Ndu1 год назад

@Terrahaptix Nice one

Фото профиля Realpreneur
Realpreneur1 год назад

@Terrahaptix Big things await your company in the coming years.

Фото профиля Lewis
Lewis1 год назад

@Terrahaptix Wow!

Фото профиля Suleiman
Suleiman1 год назад

@Terrahaptix This is amazing 🤩, How does it identify humans, heat signature or motion?... I just pray you guys get good funding,cuz this is super 😎👍

Фото профиля Maxwell Maduka 🛠️
Maxwell Maduka 🛠️1 год назад

@Terrahaptix Basically AI algorithms we developed in-house, from facial recognition to even vehicle tracking and license plates down to behavioral patterns in humans. And they all work in sync to become one whole network.

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