The Mercedes Benz Museum is probably one of the most spectacular museums in the world. Architecturally and historically an absolute highlight in Stuttgart.

The lockdown is in full swing and the museum has closed. A perfect time to fly our self-developed minidrone through the Mercedes Benz Museum. The idea was to do a complete one-take and to announce the reopening of the museum. A really new and different perspective of the Mercedes Benz Museum.  

Because our minidrone is small, robust and completely manually controllable, dynamic camera movements that have never been seen before could be realized.

The video was a great success on social media and is one of the most successful videos of 2020 from Mercedes Benz.

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// Client: Mercedes Benz Museum Stuttgart

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RED BULL “Ride at the Museum” – was realized in the Technikmuseen Sinsheim Speyer. The main actor was freestyle trial ace Adrian Guggemos. Adrian loves to unpack ever more spectacular stunts. This is what happened during the filming again and again in the airspace above the museums and tricked, among other things, ten meters above the historical supersonic aircraft Tupolev Tu-144.

A perfect playground for our FPV drones. For the realization of the recordings, we used different drone FPV systems. In addition to the FPV recordings, we also implemented traditional drone recordings and the entire photo production came from us.

// Client: RED BULL GERMANY 

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ZEISS presents product highlights and usecases in its ‘Innovation Rocks’. We were responsible for showcasing the different ZEISS production facilitys and producing the intro and outro for the “Rocks”.

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Due to the corona pandemic, VfB Stuttgart is also forced to take a break – without any spectators and a brief suspension of gaming. Shortly before the game was resumed, Mercedes Benz and VFB approached us to stage the “#VfBack” campaign with flights with our FPV fleet – without any spectators or players. The focus was on the stadium and the VfB Stuttgart branded Mercedes Benz EQC.

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