Custom-made drone

An engineered solution designed to push the boundaries of any show

Drone Technology Customization allows us to redefine what a stage or event space can be. This isn’t just a flying model — it’s a fully realized visual concept that integrates seamlessly into the storyline and creates unforgettable emotions.

This technology was first showcased in ice rock musical. A drone shaped like a flying ship became part of the grand arena show — combining high-level direction, technical daring, and visual magic. The ship hovered above the stage, following precise choreography, interacting with performers, and amplifying the audience’s emotional response, immersing them in a dreamlike and romantic atmosphere.

Why This Solution Is Unique

Creates Unique Visual Experiences: Transforming drone technology into innovative stage imagery.
Integration into Any Script: From theatrical productions and ice shows to concerts and festival performances.
Precise Control and Safety: Every movement is choreographed to the centimetre, allowing safe operation near performers and audiences.
Emotional Impact: The combination of shape, lighting, and motion brings the concept to life, creating a “dream realized” effect.

We can adapt and integrate a custom drone into any show, modifying its design, adding details, branding, and lighting effects so it becomes a core part of your story.

We offer more than a technical solution — we create the opportunity to amaze and deliver a completely new experience for your audience

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What’s the difference between an airship and a balloon?

A balloon (or aerostat) is any aircraft that ascends because the gas inside its envelope (such as hot air or helium) is lighter than the surrounding atmosphere. Balloons can be steerable or free-floating.

A radio-controlled airship is always equipped with a propulsion and navigation system, allowing remote control of its movement, direction, and altitude. This makes it far more versatile for applications such as advertising, entertainment, or aerial decoration.

Is an airship a drone?

No, an airship is not a drone. The key difference lies in the principle of flight. Drones generate lift with propellers or engines, while an airship is a lighter-than-air craft that stays aloft using gases such as safe, non-flammable helium. It can be steered and propelled with engines and rudder controls. A radio-controlled airship is simply an airship operated remotely.

Can an airship fly all day?

Yes, an airship can remain aloft over your event for several consecutive days. Short landings are required to recharge batteries, refill helium, and swap pilots.

How much does it cost?

Bring your event to life with our most popular airship models — dolphin, sphere, cube, or heart — for flights up to 4 hours, starting at $4,300. Custom-designed shapes start from $7,500, creating a unique, one-of-a-kind experience.

Can they fly outdoors?

Absolutely! For stable outdoor flights, we typically use larger radio-controlled airships measuring 8–12 meters. Accurate planning requires information about your location and expected weather conditions.

Do I get to keep the airship?

Custom, branded envelopes — designed specifically for you — are delivered without flight hardware and remain with the client after the event.