Shenzhen held a show with more than 10,000 drones. It was so amazing that it broke two Guinness records.
Drone shows are becoming a promising alternative to traditional fireworks. We are very grateful to China for this trend, not only because its companies are at the forefront of this field, but also because some of the most amazing events on the planet are held there. On September 26, Shenzhen deployed more 10,000 air vehicles Drones that bring the night sky alive with different shapes and colors.
CCTV shows the activity started around 8:30pm last Thursday. 10,197 drones flew in front of the city’s northeastern bay. A video shared by public television in the Asian country shows in detail what happened. Residents and tourists photographed the vehicle flying with the Dapeng bird spreading its wings and a screen on the sides. Now, doing this type of show is no easy task, as it requires very precise coordination.
An incident that broke two Guinness records
The Shenzhen government immediately announced that two milestones in particular had been achieved as a result of last week’s show titled “City in the Sky, Great Possibility”. two guinness recordsOn the one hand, they received recognition for “the largest number of drones controlled by a computer to fly at the same time”, on the other hand, for “the largest number of aerial patterns made from drones” in 2018, also from Shanghai Drone made world record
No technical details of the incident have been released, so we don’t know what model of drone was used, although it wouldn’t be strange if DJI vehicles were used. This brand is truly one of the great pride of China. Its reputation, technology and price have allowed it to control 90% of the global consumer drone market. Some models are also often used in visual shows like we can see in the video linked in the previous paragraph.
It should be noted that this is not the only visual spectacle that will take place in the Land of the Dragon these days. Drones will fly in a coordinated manner over other parts of the country before and after the main festival. 75th anniversary of the People’s Republic of China From 1st October. The latter activities are known as “Golden Week” due to the additional days of rest that are added to the original holiday where a huge event takes place with a large military parade.
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