Intel and Disney are teaming up for a drone light show, and it looks fantastic

Intel and Disney are collaborating to feature a Drone light show, which will feature over 300 drones.

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Intel had recently unveiled its new ‘Shooting Star’ aerial drone tailor made for light shows at night (Credit: Intel Corporation)

Disney and Intel are collaborating on a new holiday experience for people visiting the Walt Disney World Resort in Florida during the holiday season called the ‘Starbright Holidays – An Intel Collaboration’ show. The show will be using Intel’s recently launched Shooting Star drones that have been designed for light shows, and will display colourful images across the sky.

Intel says that its collaboration with Disney will mark the first time ‘a show-drone performance of this scale’ has taken place in US. The show will be featuring 300 Intel Shooting Star drones, which will be flying in a choreographed manner to put up night time aerial performances set around the holiday theme.

Disney says that the aerial ballet of these light show drones will be accompanied by specially orchestrated seasonal classic scores. The 300 drones at the airshow will work like a cluster and can be controlled by a single computer.

“We are excited to work with Walt Disney Imagineering to bring a fresh and innovative approach to its world-renowned light shows,” said Josh Walden, senior vice president and general manager of Intel’s New Technology Group. “Together, we worked to tackle a new frontier in entertainment, picturing the sky as our canvas and flying lights as ink.”

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The 300 drones at the airshow will work like a cluster and can be controlled by a single computer

Disney’s show marks the public debut in US of the Intel Shooting Star drone, which is a new type of unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) specifically designed for entertainment purposes such as festivals, air and light shows.

It is designed to be lightweight and is made with a styrofoam body and plastics – making for a total weight of just 280 grams. The Shooting Star drone comes installed with LED lights that makes for four billion colour combinations.

First published on: 17-11-2016 at 02:07:02 pm