Hyundai Motor Company held a brand presentationof Hyundai Genesis business class vehicles in China using the largest number of drones simultaneously launched into the air in one performance. Hyundai said 3,281 unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) were deployed in the skies over Shanghai, setting a new Guinness World Record.
The official entry of Genesis into the Chinese market wasmarked by Hyundai in Shanghai on March 29th. During the event, "thousands of drones lit up the evening sky," the company said in a press release. A unique show called "Genesis of Genesis" was illuminated by aircraft lining up in the sky in various three-dimensional figures. The UAVs "drew" a human hand, Genesis G80 and GV80 cars, with an easily guessed silhouette and design elements (Crest grille), as well as a double helix. At the end of the show, the greeting sign “Hello China” lit up in the sky in Chinese and English.
New achievement in the book of records categoryGuinness World Records "The largest number of unmanned aerial vehicles simultaneously in the air" was installed by Hyundai just six months after the previous grand show of Shenzhen Damoda Intelligent Control Technology (China), when there were 3,051 drones in the air in Zhuhai Guangdong. In 2018, the American company Intel put on a much more modest show when at the opening of the Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang, South Korea, “only” 1,218 Intel Shooting Star Mini drones were taken up into the sky.
Source: TheVerge