Our Drone Shows
Drone Event Opening
3 min · 1 performer · 4 winged drones
A short and striking opening act where a live performer shares the stage with four winged drones.
Designed for conferences, ceremonies, product launches and special events, the performance creates an unexpected moment of human–machine interaction Compact, visually distinctive and easy to integrate into an event programme.
Drone performance
14 min · 1 performer · 5 winged drones
We craft drone performances that bring humans and autonomous flying machines onto one stage.
Blending precision engineering, choreography and live interaction, we transform events into experiences where technology becomes part of the performance.
Coming November
Extended Drone Opening
3.5 min · 1 performer · 4 winged drones · 6 multirotor dones 6
A new choreography combining winged and multirotor drones in a 10 drone formation.
“Thank you for such an elegant and visually refined performance. We had never seen drones used in this way before — it felt genuinely new and unique.
You beautifully blended futuristic technology with the ethereal movement of the performer and the music. We absolutely loved it.”
Lucie Musilová (EVENTIQ, s.r.o.)
about.
We develops experimental robotic systems that explore new forms of interaction between humans and autonomous machines.
Our projects combine robotics, embedded electronics, software and performance to validate emerging technologies in real-world environments.
Today's autonomous systems are designed primarily for industrial environments.
They rarely operate safely in close proximity to people and offer limited possibilities for natural interaction.
This restricts their adoption in education, culture, public spaces and future service applications.
We use artistic environments as demanding real-world laboratories to develop technologies that make autonomous systems more understandable, expressive and approachable.
Why performances?
Most robotic systems are tested in laboratories.
We test ours in front of real people.
Live performances expose autonomous systems to unpredictable environments, human behaviour and complex spatial interactions.
This allows us to rapidly validate new technologies while creating memorable public experiences.
The stage is our laboratory.
What We Build
We are developing a shared control layer where objects, drones and people become part of one connected system.
It coordinates machines, sensors and interactions in real time — creating a platform for testing new forms of human–machine collaboration.
Human–Machine interaction
We explore how humans and machines can interact, communicate and collaborate in shared physical environments.
By turning observers into active participants, we test new forms of interaction with autonomous systems and responsive objects.
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