After surviving a deadly disease like cancer, Christopher Bradbury broke the world record by creating 30 emojis in 3 minutes using a drone.
A chemotherapy survivor has set a new world record for the most emojis captured by a drone at a single event. This impressive achievement demonstrates the potential of drone technology. At the same time, Christopher Bradbury has also registered his name in the Guinness World Records.
Drone records cancer patient
Christopher Bradbury breaks record for 24th Sky Elements drone show in America. Christopher Bradbury first expressed an interest in model airplanes and drones in 2007 while undergoing chemotherapy.
The record was set at an event over Shropshire in June, using 109 drones, All personally programmed by Christopher Bradbury.
Imagine how difficult it was to lift 100 drones into the sky at the same time and move them from one shape to another without bumping into each other. This is truly an incredible record.
Initially, it was very difficult to control a single drone, but the technology has now advanced so much that one person can control more than 100 drones at the same time.
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