Intel UAV Light Show to Break Guinness World Records at PyeongChang Winter Olympics

At the opening of the 2018 Winter Olympics, 1,218 Intel® Shooting Star ™ drones created the first drone light show in the history of the Olympics and created the 'Guinness World' with the largest number of unmanned aerial vehicles to fly at the same time The record, a record UAV light show that has been recorded before the opening ceremony, was successfully loaded into the annals of Guinness.

Intel® Shooting Star ™ UAV Composed of Olympic Rings Over the Opening Ceremony of the Pyeongchang Winter Olympics

At the opening ceremony of the PyeongChang Winter Olympics in 2018, spectators around the world enjoyed a record light show that surpassed the world record of 500 unmanned aerial vehicles that Intel set in Germany at the same time in 2016. Intel Opens Style and evening award ceremony Design and development of custom animation patterns, including different sports, the Olympic rings and other Olympic-related logo.

Natalie Cheung, general manager of the UAV Light Show at the Intel Corporation UAV Business Unit, said: 'Every time the Olympics come, the sports and entertainment industry is thrilled to talk about the constantly refreshed world record for the Intel® Shooting Star ™ UAV And our team is also the perfect stage to challenge the world record. "

Sam Prosser, Commercial Director, Guinness World Records EMEA and APAC, said: "We are delighted to be partnering with Intel through the Olympic Games to witness Intel's breakthrough in technology breakthroughs in advanced UAV lighting technology." From 2015 The 100 unmanned aerial vehicles flying at the same time in the year, 500 aircraft by 2016, and now more than 1,000 aircraft - the infinite imagination that only the sky can carry entertainment experiences, all with the Intel drones. '

Following the opening ceremony of the PyeongChang Winter Olympics in 2018, Intel launched a 30-second commercial showing not only the technological advantages of the Intel® Shooting Star ™ drone, but also an extraordinary entertainment experience for the audience.

As The Olympic Partner, Intel is helping to revolutionize event experiences by creating immersive tournament opportunities.

Intel® Shooting Star ™ UAV

The Intel® Shooting Star ™ drone is a UAV designed for entertainment and comes with LED lights that create countless color combinations for animated graphics and are easy to program. Need to be controlled by a 'flyer'.

Anil Nanduri, vice president and general manager of Intel's UAS Division, said that we are honored that Intel's UAV can play a number of roles at the Olympics, just as athletes who are constantly struggling in the arena are using our unmanned aerial vehicle technology Encourage people all over the world to promote innovation.