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Airframe & boards
Our own chassis and PCBs: flight controller, RTK GPS, electronic speed controllers. Centimetre-accurate positioning at 40–50% below off-the-shelf cost.

AERYAL FLOW
Drone Light Shows · Made in India
003 / Full-stack, in-house
No off-the-shelf autopilots, no licensed show software. We design the boards, write the firmware and run our own server, a cost advantage that goes straight into show pricing.
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Our own chassis and PCBs: flight controller, RTK GPS, electronic speed controllers. Centimetre-accurate positioning at 40–50% below off-the-shelf cost.
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Real-time telemetry and fleet monitoring, automated pre-flight checks, geofence calculation and post-flight log analysis. One operator, a whole fleet.
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Our own swarm-communication server: full control of the protocol stack, zero third-party dependencies, complete IP ownership.
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A library of parametric formations, reshaped to fit any drone count, feeds a single authoring pipeline built entirely in-house. AI Orchestra operates that same pipeline directly, turning a soundtrack into a flight-ready show without a human redrawing it by hand.
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The same stack extends to swarm intelligence, autonomous operations, logistics and emergency response. Light shows are chapter one.
In short
Aeryal Flow builds every layer of its drone light show system in-house in India: the airframes and PCBs (flight controller, RTK GPS and electronic speed controllers), ground control software that lets one operator monitor a whole fleet, its own swarm-communication server, and the show-design pipeline that AI Orchestra drives.
Common questions
Building the chassis and PCBs in-house brings hardware cost 40–50% below off-the-shelf parts, and owning the protocol stack and server means no show depends on third-party software or a third-party fleet.
Each drone carries RTK GPS on an in-house flight controller board, giving centimetre-accurate positioning.
It provides real-time telemetry and fleet monitoring, automated pre-flight checks, geofence calculation and post-flight log analysis, so a single operator can run a whole fleet.
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