EFYI Sets a New Guinness World Records

At 2 a.m. on December 18, 2020, the cold had firmly taken hold, with the thermometer registering -8℃. On this brisk and pitch - black winter night in Tianjin, North China, an enormous and dazzling work of art emerged over the Peiyangyuan Campus of Tianjin University.

This was no ordinary static painting. Instead, it was a vivid animation that masterfully depicted the life story of Vincent van Gogh, the world - renowned impressionist painter. The medium for this extraordinary display was an astonishing fleet of 600 unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), all developed by EFYI. These UAVs, like a synchronized flock of illuminated birds, soared into the sky, presenting an aerial animation performance that left the audience in awe. The show lasted an impressive 26.19 minutes.Imagine a sky filled with hundreds of drones, each one a tiny pixel of light, working together to paint a dynamic picture in the night sky. Drone Performances are not limited to just light shows; they can also carry fireworks to create breathtaking drone firework displays. This combination of modern technology and traditional pyrotechnics offers an unprecedented visual impact that captivates audiences.

In the presence of Luo Qiong, the official adjudicator of the Guinness World Records, EFYI successfully set a new Guinness World Record title for the "Longest Animation Performed by Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs)".

This achievement was not a solitary feat but a result of a strong collaboration. EFYI received substantial support from Tianjin University. As the first modern university in China, Tianjin University has a profound legacy in aerospace. It built the country's first aero - engine, boasting a rich academic resource pool and a strong research atmosphere. This provided EFYI with a valuable environment for talent exchange and technical discussion.

Qi Juntong, the founder of EFYI, is also a professor at the School of Electrical and Information Engineering of Tianjin University. This dual role has significantly facilitated the symbiotic relationship between the university and the company.

Since its establishment in 2015, through the unremitting efforts of EFYI's technical team, the company has achieved a remarkable leap in UAV swarm control technology, evolving from scratch to excellence. The core technical personnel continuously broke through algorithm bottlenecks and optimized the flight control logic.”