Young University Graduates launch Website for their Ultramodern UAV Company - AURA

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AURA Official Logo

A group of graduates from the ever prestigious Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) and other establishments have launched their website for their established ultramodern unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) Service company to assist students and private individuals and organizations with aerial data

The New Faculty of Social Science Building- KNUST 

Speaking with Mr Samuel Carter Owusu-Koranteng the team leader for AURA, he expressed gratitude to all who have been of assistance to the team and moved on to thank all the members of the group who have as a team enormously provided professional support in providing their clients with proper services. Mr. Samuel stated that the company is made up of Geomatic Engineers and Professional Cinematographers who believe in strong partnerships and customer satisfaction, fueling their strive to find the most beneficial aerial solutions to their clients.

“This team of engineers and professional cinematographers work with high quality modern drones to provide our clients with the best aerial data” - Mr. Samuel Carter Owusu-Koranteng 


Tamale Sports Stadium - Northern Region

He averred that as a result of the emerging modern UAVs, many challenges in engineering projects for students and professionals such as surveying and mapping which are key to any project are now comfortable to plan and execute. He boasted that his company - AURA is specialized in providing high accuracy topographical maps using UAVs.

Ghana’s Largest Natural Lake

He ended the interview by asking for people to witness what he call the “Aerial Magic” on their now functioning website and that AURA will continue to open their doors for companies and individuals who seek services on

  • Land Surveying and 3D Modeling
  • Construction and Site Monitoring
  • Aerial Photography and Videography
You can visit the website via the url [iflyaura.com]
And follow their social media handles:

NYANKOMASU WATERFALLS [Near Obuasi]

Kentenkrono City, Kumasi


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Story by: Kaakyire Amponsah/KNUSTTigerEye

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