With the increased fire danger throughout many areas of the Southwest, cities are looking to alternatives for their Fourth of July shows.
Many communities across the country will be using drones instead of lighting off fireworks this holiday., a Denver-based company, uses its drones to produce a synchronized light display. Graham Hill, the owner of the drone company, says that his phone has been constantly ringing since fire bans were issued.
Drone light shows can use upwards of 1,000 drones that fly in formation in a constant location. The drones are programmed to perform light effects, animations, and even dances. The company has the entire Fourth of July weekend lined up with drone shows for several cities in Colorado. And with the increased wildfire concerns, the Centennial State isn't the only area looking to the skies for a creative light display.
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