Texas History brought to life in The Alamo Drone Show (400 Drones)

In the vibrant heart of San Antonio, Texas - where history intertwines with a spirit of independence - the iconic Alamo stands majestically as an enduring symbol of Texans' fierce pride, unwavering independence, and remarkable resilience. It is here, against the backdrop of this hallowed ground, that Sky Elements, in collaboration with the CE Group, orchestrated an awe-inspiring drone show spectacle. This cutting-edge presentation goes beyond mere entertainment, weaving a captivating narrative that pays homage to the rich tapestry of the Alamo's saga and the broader Texas history.
Utilizing the latest in drone technology, Sky Elements crafted an unforgettable visual experience that illuminates the night sky, bringing to life the valor and determination that define the Lone Star State. As attendees of the 1724 Gala gazed upwards, they are taken on a journey through time, witnessing the pivotal moments that have shaped Texas. From the fierce battles for independence to the indomitable spirit of its people, this drone show is a tribute to the legacy of the Alamo and the enduring spirit of Texas.
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[@Carguyforlife]

This was so cool! Wish I could've been there

[@maryheisa2168]

You put on some amazing shows ❤

[@frauwolftherehorse]

Did you guys create the X1 Schwinn Cruiser?

[@PinkeySuavo]

How is it made? I mean, how the drones know where they are and so on? Do they all have specific trajectory programmed so every single drone knows what to do and they don't really track of others' position? Or do they somehow track their locations to correct the trajectory? I am not a smart person but I am curious how this thing work. I suppose it's not GPS or accelerometers because these would lose accuracy fast?

[@Corvusfromcentaura]

Can you create Japanese history with a drone show?