China has set a new Guinness World Record with a spectacular drone show in Shenzhen, featuring 8,100 synchronised drones lighting up the sky. The event dazzled residents of the city as thousands of drones soared and formed breathtaking figures and patterns, creating a visual spectacle that pushed the boundaries of drone technology.

Footage filmed on Thursday, 5th September, from the event shows synchronised drones creating a series of stunning displays, forming intricate shapes like dragons, flowers, and abstract designs, showcasing the potential of unmanned aerial vehicles in creating large-scale aerial art.

The display, which captivated onlookers, now holds the record for the largest number of unmanned aerial vehicles used in a single show. The achievement has been officially recorded in the Guinness Book of World Records, marking a significant milestone in drone technology and entertainment.

Beyond its visual impact, the event highlighted China's rapid advancements in drone technology and its ability to use them for large-scale performances. Shenzhen, known for its technological innovation, proved to be the perfect backdrop for this record-breaking event, cementing its reputation as a hub for cutting-edge developments.