What do you mean by producer (or operator)?
A producer refers to a team that owns the drones, regulatory approvals, and technical expertise required to operate a drone show, from content integration to final production.
How is Drawn Lights useful for me as a producer?
Drawn Lights gives you access to a unique library of ready-to-use content that can be tested, customized, and integrated into your shows. You can purchase content independently from client commissions, speed up design phases, and enrich your offerings without internal production.
Does Drawn Lights fit into my existing workflow?
Yes. Drawn Lights is designed to adapt to your current processes and accelerate your workflow, without forcing changes to your tools or organization.
Which export formats are available?
We continuously expand export formats to cover a wide range of operational use cases.
- Blender (.blend) format currently available
- Planned formats include Drotek, KML, JSON, and PLY (contact us to help prioritize your needs)
How much does it cost for producers?
- As a marketplace, Drawn Lights earns revenue from content sales and/or matchmaking.
- Content can be tested using virtual credits. Intellectual property is paid only upon the first effective export.
- Optional subscriptions include white-label solutions, GPU-based 3D rendering, and extended private storage.
Can I use Drawn Lights without contributing or receiving client requests?
Yes. Drawn Lights is fully modular. You can use only the features you need, with no obligation to contribute to the library or accept client commissions.
What guarantees do you provide regarding drone constraints?
- Drawn Lights always displays drone speeds, distances, and key parameters.
- Calculation assumptions and constraints are visible to support your internal validation.
- If in doubt, we recommend contacting us before exporting to ensure compatibility with your fleet and procedures.
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