4D is just the name. If regular paper menus are 3D then this next gen are 4D. Of course, it's not really 4 dimensional and no one is suggesting that. I hope commonsense prevailed and you really didn't think we considered them to be 4 dimensional. As far as its purpose. If you've ever been to a nightclub and experienced their bottle service - 1. Regular paper menus are hard to read in a low light environment. These are animated and are self illuminating. 2. Periodically when the club wants to change the prices on the paper menu they have to reprint those menus. Which costs time and money. These can be updated wirelessly. 3. Bottle reps will pay a nightclub if the nightclub will advertise the company's logo on its menu's. For example, Grey Goose, Red Bull, etc. will pay the nightclub if they display their logos upfront on the menu so that the club's guests will be influenced by the logo and purchase those products. Here we have gone past using a static logo and have instead embedded the company's actual commercials into the menu that run on a loop. Thereby making the advertisement more impact and thus more profitable.

@@aneikei Cheers for the reply :)

4D is just the name. If regular paper menus are 3D then this next gen are 4D. Of course, it's not really 4 dimensional and no one is suggesting that. I hope commonsense prevailed and you really didn't think we considered them to be 4 dimensional. As far as its purpose. If you've ever been to a nightclub and experienced their bottle service - 1. Regular paper menus are hard to read in a low light environment. These are animated and are self illuminating. 2. Periodically when the club wants to change the prices on the paper menu they have to reprint those menus. Which costs time and money. These can be updated wirelessly. 3. Bottle reps will pay a nightclub if the nightclub will advertise the company's logo on its menu's. For example, Grey Goose, Red Bull, etc. will pay the nightclub if they display their logos upfront on the menu so that the club's guests will be influenced by the logo and purchase those products. Here we have gone past using a static logo and have instead embedded the company's actual commercials into the menu that run on a loop. Thereby making the advertisement more impact and thus more profitable.

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@@aneikei that is a beautiful looking golf course

Hi Kyle, to fly here I had to obtain permission from the church. Keep in mind the was before drones were "enforced" to not fly in the DC area by the FAA. Technically it shouldn't have been allowed. To do something like this today would be a bit harder. I hope this helps.

Dear Lisa, I'm sorry you were troubled but happy that this video was able to lend you some comfort. You are not alone.

Rob McLean - Hi Rob thanks for taking an interest in them. They are actually at a club here in Washington DC check them out - instagram.com/p/BFEcT6BH1bL/

Keith Burns - at the time restrictions weren't so tight. This was way before the drone incident at The White House. But also to cover my bases I also contacted the property at the National Harbor and got permission to fly. The day of I arrived on site and checked in with security who then notified the entire site and staff that if the see me that it was ok for me to be there. Which I recommend, as it a huge piece of mind to fly without any worry of someone coming to stop you. Tell your friend good luck.

Tony Collins thanks for the info! Is any of this footage for sale? I would love to use some of this for establishing shots for future projects. Let me know, [email protected]

Keith Burns certainly I'll email you

How are you drone skills being it's one year later? I bet you're pretty good!

Hi Dave. Thank you for the constructive criticism. It's much appreciated. At the time of me shooting this I had just gotten my drone - A novice at the time. I've since gotten orders of magnitude better but at the moment flying is now more of a hobby "at best" as I don't have much time. I'm currently involved with my startup Phoenix Sequence maybe you've heard about us. If not you soon will. Again thank you for the critique. Best Regards.