Sun, May 12, 2024
Event Was Reportedly Recognized And Verified By A Guinness World Records Adjudicator
UVify is claiming a new Guinness World Record for the most unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) airborne simultaneously.
This event took place in Songdo, Korea, where UVify orchestrated a display of 5,293 IFO drones that lit up the night sky.
The fleet of IFO drones created intricate patterns and visuals above the crowd, showcasing UVify's programming and drone control technology. The record-breaking feat exceeded the previous record.
Hyon Lim, CEO of UVify, expressed his enthusiasm for the achievement, stating, "This event was not just about setting a world record; it was a demonstration of the innovative spirit and the relentless pursuit of excellence that drive our team at UVify. We are proud to lead the way in drone technology and to showcase our capabilities on the world stage here in Songdo."
Robert Cheek, COO of UVify, added, "Today's achievement is a milestone not only for our company but also for the broader potential of UAV technology. The flawless execution of such a large-scale drone show underlines our commitment to excellence and our ability to push the boundaries of what is possible in synchronized drone performance."
The event was carefully planned in cooperation with local authorities and air traffic control to ensure safety and compliance with all regulatory standards.
Uvify reports that the event was officially recognized and verified by a Guinness World Records adjudicator on-site.
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