Wonder woman in the sky...

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21 sept. 2017
2 min de lecture

Warner Bros. promoted the Blu-ray release of their record-breaking Wonder Woman movie with a drone light show on September 14, 2017 at Dodger’s Stadium in Los Angeles. Intel is the company behind the drone show, and you may have already seen their technology in events like the 2017 Super Bowl. With a synchronized group of 300 LED-carrying drones, various words and shapes formed complex patterns to illustrate Wonder Woman related displays using Intel’s drone swarming technology. To watch the full drone light show, here’s a video uploaded by YouTuber Batman On Film:

Just like the Super Bowl, the Wonder Woman Blu-ray release event had a drone light show and live music. Tina Guo, the musician behind the Wonder Woman main theme song, was also there to perform with her cello. The drones formed together to first display the DC logo. Then words like “Grace,” “Wisdom” and “Power” were illuminated by the drones. It didn’t just stop there. A silhouette of Wonder Woman taking a knee lit up the sky. A tiara and the official Wonder Woman logo were also formed by the LED swarm drones. The drone light show only lasted about 8 minutes, but it was a successful event for the all-female Intel team.

UAVs Behind the Drone Light Show

Intel’s Shooting Star drones are programmed to have over 4 billion red, green, blue and white color combinations. At only 330 grams, these foam and plastic built drones can fly up to 20 minutes. Shooting Star drones are also protected with a cage that covers the propellers. Only one computer is required to pilot the squad of drones, and Intel’s algorithms can create patterns in only a few days, which is an upgrade to the weeks or months it previously took to create an image. These types of UAVs are built with only one goal: choreographed drone light shows!

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