Hyderabad Drone Show: Interesting facts you should know

June 22, 2023

Drone shows have emerged as a popular type of entertainment in recent years, impressing audiences worldwide with complex structures, vibrant colours and synchronised movements. On Thursday, June 22, the Telangana state government is planning to organise a spectacular drone show with 750 drones near Tank Bund, Hyderabad.

The Telangana state government plans to hold multiple bike rallies, folk art performances, and a big drone show with 750 drones to mark the grand conclusion of the 21-day Telangana State Decennial celebrations.

Telangana CM KCR will inaugurate the much-awaited Telangana Martyrs’ Memorial Centre near the Tank Bund on this occasion.

According to Etemaad reports, the remarkable achievements, development and welfare activities of the Telangana government in the last years will be displayed at this drone show. Traffic on the Tank Bund will be suspended for the evening in order to facilitate public monitoring.

What is a Drone Show?

Drone shows are art performances that include hundreds of illuminated drones flying in order to create images and patterns in the sky. These drones can create any design that has been pre-programmed with the appropriate software.

Drone shows have revolutionized the world of live entertainment, blending technology, creativity, and precision to create awe-inspiring experiences. These meticulously choreographed performances harness the power of drones, LED lights, and cutting-edge. Software systems to transform the night sky into a canvas of enchanting visual displays.

The drones utilised in these performances are lightweight, manoeuvrable aircraft that can be controlled remotely. They have GPS systems, gyroscopes, accelerometers, and other sensors that allow them to maintain stability and follow pre-programmed flight programmes.

Each drone has strong LED lights that can be set to produce different colours. These lights may be seen from long distances and can produce beautiful visual effects.

The shows usually rely on sophisticated software systems that allow operators to control and synchronise the motions of the drones. These systems take altitude, speed, and position into consideration to ensure accurate synchronisation throughout the performance.