Chinese Drone Company Sets 2 Guinness World Records in Texas

Chinese drone company Damoda set two Guinness World Records during a series of light shows in Texas. The Shenzhen-based company recorded 71,207 drone launches across seven shows, surpassing the previous weekly record of 55,939. In one performance, 10,183 drones formed a dragon, setting the record for the largest aerial display of a mythical creature made with drones. The previous record, set in the United Arab Emirates, used 2,247 drones.
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2026

Chinese Drone Company Sets 2 Guinness World Records in Texas

Chinese drone company Damoda set two Guinness World Records during a series of light shows in Texas. The Shenzhen-based company recorded 71,207 drone launches across seven shows, surpassing the previous weekly record of 55,939. In one performance, 10,183 drones formed a dragon, setting the record for the largest aerial display of a mythical creature made with drones. The previous record, set in the United Arab Emirates, used 2,247 drones.
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2026

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