DRONE LIGHT SHOWS

Are you going to rent a drone display? It’s only fair. Drone art can be a captivating addition to various events or even as a standalone show. It enhances the overall visual and sensory experience, evokes positive emotions and leaves a lasting impression:

• Music concerts and festivals.
• Corporate events such as product launches, company anniversaries, or annual conferences.
• Weddings and private celebrations.
• Sports events.
• Public holidays and celebrations.

Starting with 100 drones, you can showcase shiny logos, bright messages, simple figures, and delightful animations illuminating the sky. And it already looks beautiful.

With 500 drones, the light patterns become denser. We can create massive QR codes readable by phone cameras, colorful portraits and more intricate light figures.

Every subsequent 500-1000 drones expand the possibilities for our animators, allowing them to design even more ambitious displays.

In our portfolio, you can find examples of shows featuring various numbers of drones.

Whether you have a specific idea in mind, simply wish to elevate your event with a drone light show or incorporate our performance into your marketing campaign, our team is here to help. We can refine your concept or develop a show from scratch, collaborating with you on every detail.

What’s next? After finalizing the concept and venue, we handle the programming and present you with a simulation of the anticipated show via a special 3D visualizer. We prepare the equipment, secure the necessary flight permits, and manage transportation. We may need your input at certain junctures. Once on site, we set up the area, ready the drones for takeoff, conduct pre-flight tests, and then mesmerize the audience with a breathtaking performance.

Thanks to our radiant LEDs, the spectacle can be enjoyed within a generous 5-kilometer radius, captivating not just the invited attendees but also curious onlookers.

Besides, the power of social media cannot be underestimated—a massive online community, spanning thousands, if not millions, can access and enjoy a video recording afterwards.

Drone displays are essentially the same as drone light shows and refer to the use of multiple drones, often equipped with lights, to create visual formations and animations in the sky. These displays leverage sophisticated programming to coordinate the drones' movements, allowing them to form various shapes, patterns, and even portray images or messages against the backdrop of the night sky. The technology behind drone displays integrates elements of aerial robotics, computer graphics, and choreography to achieve a synchronized and dynamic aerial show.