Commercial opportunity
Explore how DiSCo could help generate new demand and connect more potential customers with professional operators.
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A partnership with Semantiks focused on developing and evaluating Drone Show Composer — DiSCo and the planned professional edition, DiSCo Inferno.
Why partner now?
A working DiSCo prototype has established the core accessible creation workflow, and the platform is now in active research and development. Creating a show is only the beginning: to take a DiSCo project from screen to sky, creators need a professional drone-show company. DiSCo Industry Partners will be positioned to receive DiSCo projects, work with their creators, prepare those shows for production and ultimately fly them.
That means partnership is more than an opportunity to help shape the software. It is an opportunity to become part of the professional network that delivers the shows DiSCo users create. We want those projects to arrive as useful, editable creative work rather than vague briefs — helping partners assess opportunities quickly and minimise speculative production effort before a customer has committed.
Early partners have an opportunity to help shape how this hand-off works in practice, including compatibility with real production constraints and workflows, while exploring the commercial opportunity that a wider market for customer-created drone shows could represent.
Explore how DiSCo could help generate new demand and connect more potential customers with professional operators.
Help shape the professional hand-off while core workflows, compatibility and commercial processes are still being developed.
Partners who want to go deeper can request our business proposition and discuss commercial and technical details privately. NDAs can be used where appropriate.
This is more than a mailing list. We are looking for drone-show companies, operators and experienced designers who want to help us understand real production workflows and evaluate the Drone Show Composer platform as it develops.
Industry partners may be invited to review prototypes, test suitable early builds, discuss workflow requirements and give structured feedback.