One “King Kong” franchise -shaped light show was seen climbing the traditional Empire State Building in New York in the United States, on the night of Wednesday (2).
According to Keenan Hock one of the experts who designed the show, it took a large -scale operation with a large team to make the visualization of the classic scene of a giant animal climbing the building.
“To make it happen, we project Helios from scratch. It’s our latest generation drone platform: ultra-length carbon composite structure, wind optimization, personalized signal shielding, and a real-time adaptive positioning computation,” Hock wrote in the video caption showing the light show.
The drone shows expert explained on their social networks that the devices used in visual presentation synchronized through a Wi-Fi network and adatted to the winds and radio frequency noise in real time.
“All of this happened in one of the most restricted air spaces in the country. Every detail has been approved, calculated and executed without margin for error. Gigantic challenge. Personalized hardware. A colossal monkey and an unforgettable moment in the sky,” he concluded.
In addition to this project, Keenan Hock’s company has already produced shows with the image of the character Godzilla attacking the city of Hong Kong, China, designer brands and performances during the Burning Man event.
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Source: CNN Brasil
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