Ghana Boosts Border Security with Locally Made AeriusPro Drone
Ghana Boosts Border Security with Locally Made AeriusPro Drone
The Ghanaian Armed Forces have operationally deployed the locally designed and manufactured VTOL AeriusPro drone in the northern regions of Bawku and Binduri.
Facing community tensions and regional instability threats, this deployment marks a shift toward sovereign surveillance solutions.
Key features:
🟠 VTOL fixed-wing architecture: Vertical takeoff/landing without runways—ideal for rough terrain—combined with fixed-wing range and speed.
🟠C4ISR integration:
Connected to the Sigtrack platform for real-time Common Operational Picture (COP), accelerating decision-making.
🟠Multi-mission surveillance:
Border protection, strategic route monitoring, and sensitive mining sites against illegal exploitation.
By choosing a local solution, Ghana:
🟠ensures data security;
🟠reduces foreign supplier dependency;
🟠builds technological autonomy.
AeriusPro now joins a mixed fleet (ZMO-120, DeltaQuad Pro, FIXAR 007), proving Ghanaian engineering competitiveness.
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