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04 September 2023
The late Kobe Bryant was honored at Lakers Night at Dodger Stadium, as the home team hosted the Atlanta Braves. (The Dodgers ended up losing to the Braves, 6-3.)
Bryant's daughter's Natalia, Bianka, and Capri attended the game, as did their mother, Vanessa&mdash;all wearing Dodgers jerseys.
Natalia, a 20-year-old USC student threw out the first ball to All-Star outfielder Mookie Betts. Betts, who was playing catcher for the pitch, wore Bryant's #24 jersey over his uniform.&nbsp;
The Dodgers organization also presented a $100,000 check to the Mamba and Mambacita Sports Foundation&mdash;a nonprofit that honors the legacy of Bryant and his daughter Gianna, who were killed in a 2020 helicopter crash. The foundation provides funding to underserved athletes.
A rather spectacular drone show was also on the agenda to celebrate Bryant's memory.
<h5>Watch the Show</h5>
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Dodger Stadium Drone Show Honors Kobe Bryant

1 August 2023
Forget the confetti cannons, M&amp;M-filled pastries, surprise paint splashing, smoke flares, lightsabers, and pinatas. Serena Williams and her husband, Alexis Ohanian, wanted a more modern and spaceage way to reveal their daughter Olympia's upcoming sibling.
A "fake out" for the attendees at the tennis legend's all-day baby shower for family and friends in Florida was a cake cutting that revealed nothing but yellow goo.
Check out the video to see what was ultimately unveiled for the family&mdash;well, unless you've cheated and already know the sex from your news thread.&nbsp;
<h5 class="speakable">Watch the Drone Reveal</h5>
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Drone reveals sex of Serena Williams' baby

17 July 2023
By Michael Molenda, Editor
Excuse the cliche, but, appropriately, the long, strange trip ended where it began&mdash;in San Francisco.
The final performance of Dead &amp; Company&mdash;composed of Grateful Dead members Bob Weir and Mickey Hart, as well as guitarist John Mayer, bassist Oteil Burbridge, keyboardist Jeff Chimenti, and drummer Jay Lane (who stepped in for the Dead's Bill Kreutzmann on the final tour)&mdash;occurred at Oracle Park (home of the baseball SF Giants) on Sunday, July 16.
However, while the band members allegedly will no longer perform under the Dead &amp; Company name, it's a safe bet that surviving Grateful Dead musicians will step onto stages in the future as solo acts, duos, or in new groups. After all, live performance is at the core of the Grateful Dead ethos.
In bidding adieu to the "musical gathering" of the Grateful Dead, drones became a thrilling part of the final shows.
In a social-media post by the band itself, 600 drones were used to showcase icons of the Grateful Dead's visual trademarks, such as the dancing bear, top-hatted skeleton, a red rose, and more.&nbsp;
It was a fitting way to deploy modern technology to honor a historic and legendary "hippie group" that started out as an old-school hug band.
RIP Grateful Dead (1965-2023).
<h5>Watch the San Francisco Drone Show</h5>
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Dead & Company Boogies into History with a Drone Show

11 July 2023
The Seattle Center was the place to be this past weekend, and not just because of the MLB All-Star Game.
To celebrate the game, baseball, the city of Seattle, and more, 600 drones were flown up to 400 feet above the ground to form iconic visuals.
See part of the 18-minute drone spectacle below...
<h5>Check Out the Show</h5>
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Major League Baseball's All-Star Game Drone Show a Grand Slam!

05 July 2023
<a href="https://skyelementsdrones.com" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Sky Elements</a> of Fort Worth launched 1,002 drones to thrill the crowd at a North Richland Hills, Texas, 4th of July celebration, and also set a Guinness World Record for the &ldquo;Largest Aerial Sentence Formed by Multirotor Drones.&rdquo; &nbsp;The 10-minute show was reportedly the biggest drone light show ever staged in Texas.
The North Richland Hills drone show was a homage to America's history, and included aerial LED-lighted images of the moon landing, Paul Revere's ride, George Washington crossing the Dealware River, and more.&nbsp;
In addition to the Guinness World Record, Sky Elements broke its own company record by producing 40 shows over the 4th of July weekend&mdash;a feat that required putting more than 10,000 drones in the sky.
Although it's still hard to beat the thrill and visceral impact of explosive fireworks extravaganzas, there's no argument that drone light shows are pretty awesome in their own way, and are a greener and safer alternative. Drone shows eliminate the harmful smoke and chemical residue of traditional fireworks, as well as avoid the risk of accidental wildfires and potential injuries to show staff. 
<h5>Watch the "Fireworks"</h5>
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July 4 Drone Show Sets Guinness World Record

28 June 2023
In 2021, to celebrate the anniversary of Princess Connect: Re Dive&mdash;a role-playing game developed by Japan's &nbsp;Cygames&mdash;1,500 drones formed a huge QR code over Shanghai.
It wasn't just a bizarre stunt.
When you aimed your phone at the sky and scanned the drone-formed QR code, it redirected players to the H5 download page for the game.
Crafty!
<h5>Scan the Sky!</h5>
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It's a bird. It's a plane. It's a QR code?

21 June 2023
A flying dragon was unleashed at the Dragon Boat Festival in Shenzhen, China.
<h5>Watch the Dragon</h5>
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Drone Dragon "Threatens" China Skies

14 June 2023
On May 29, 2021, the global automotive company Genesis celebrated its official entry into the Chinese market with a stunning&mdash;and record breaking&mdash;drone light show in Shanghai. The climax of the show saw 3,281 drones come together to create the Genesis emblem in the sky&mdash;a feat that set a new Guinness World Record for Most Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) Airborne Simultaneously. The previous record was set in 2020, with 3.051 drones. What's next?
<h5>Watch the Record-Breaking Drone Light Show</h5>
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<h5>Check Out the Previous Guinness World Record of 3,051 Drones in 2020</h5>
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In 2020, the record for the most Unmanned Aerial Vehicles airborne simultaneously was set by of 3,051 UAVs, and was achieved by Shenzhen Damoda Intelligent Control Technology Co., Ltd., China.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Guinness World Record for Largest Drone Show Owned by Genesis Motors

Product News

06 June 2023
In the fast-evolving drone industry, <a href="https://www.uvify.com" target="_blank" rel="noopener">UVify</a> has been a consistent source of innovation, pushing the boundaries of what drone technology can achieve. Starting with the Draco, the world's first mass-produced racing drone, to the latest advanced OMEGA and SLAMDAQ, UVify's role in shaping the drone landscape cannot be understated. Their influence is amplified by their transformative IFO series, which has revolutionized the global entertainment industry.&nbsp;
<h5>Behind UVify's Drones: Draco to OMEGA and SLAMDAQ</h5>
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UVify Draco.
The Draco, UVify's first drone, broke ground by being the first racing drone produced en masse. Its speed and agility set a new benchmark for performance in the drone racing world. However, it was the company's IFO series that dramatically changed the way drones were perceived, turning them from racing and camera tools to entertainment devices capable of captivating audiences on a grand scale.
The IFO series has been at the forefront of some of the most memorable light shows in recent years. It illuminated the sky during the premiere of the Super Mario Brothers Movie, contributing to the event's success. The IFO drones have also added sparkle to performances by musicians like Drake and BTS, demonstrating their broad appeal across industries.
UVify's recent releases, the OMEGA and SLAMDAQ, showcase their commitment to advancing drone technology further. Unveiled at Xponential 2023 and ICRA 2023 respectively, these drones represent UVify's foray into AI and autonomous flight technologies, opening up new opportunities in research and industrial applications.
<h5>The Future of Drone Light Shows: An Industry Perspective</h5>
Looking ahead, the future of drone light shows is incredibly promising. Technological advancements promise drones that are more capable, versatile, and interactive, allowing for more complex and captivating aerial performances. The use of drones for light shows, while already impressive, is still in its early stages, and we can expect the spectacle to become even more breathtaking as drone capabilities evolve.
There's potential for future drone light shows to become more immersive and interactive. With the progress in autonomous drone technology, there's a possibility that audiences could be part of the performance, interacting with drones in real-time, breaking down the barriers between spectators and performers.
In summary, the influence of companies like UVify on the drone industry and beyond has been substantial, with their innovations shaping how we perceive and use drone technology. As they continue to innovate and push technological boundaries, we can only expect more exciting developments in the future.
<h5>UVify Drones at Work!</h5>
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<h5>Interview at Xpontential 2023</h5>
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The Impact and Future of Drone Technology: A Closer Look at UVify's Innovations

10 May 2023
More than 1,000 drones were invited to the Coronation Concert of King Charles III on May 7, 2023.
But they weren't solely for the enjoyment of the new king at the Windsor Castle event.
In the United Kingdom's first-ever multiple-location drone show, ten towns and cities in the empire were treated to a dazzling choreography of lights&mdash;all featuring animals while a recorded message from King Charles about the critical importance of conservation accompanied the drone displays.
<h5>Watch!</h5>
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