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The Technology and Regulation Behind Modern Drone Light Shows

EPISODE · Feb 18, 2026 · 25 MIN

The Technology and Regulation Behind Modern Drone Light Shows

from Uncrewed Views

In this week's episode of Uncrewed Views, Matt Collins speaks with Rodrigo Serzedello, CEO and co-founder of Creative Skies, about the growing drone light show industry. The two discuss the technological advances enabling large-scale aerial performances, the regulatory waiver process for flying swarms at night, and how companies navigate safety concerns following high-profile incidents.

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