Game of Drones

State of the art team experience of flying drones through obstacle courses!

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Group Size

8 - 200+

Duration

90 - 120 Mins

Setting

Indoor

About Game of Drones

The participants control drones and compete against each other in a variety of challenges or tasks. These challenges could involve aerial maneuvers, obstacle courses, target shooting, or other similar activities.

Key Focus Areas

Collaboration
Diffuse Stress
Shedding Inhibitions
Strategy/Planning
Fun/Play

What It Entails

Druing the course of the activity, participants may encounter hurdles such as navigating complex aerial maneuvers and overcoming obstacles within the drone's flight path. The challenge lies in mastering drone piloting skills, adapting to unforeseen obstacles, and outperforming opponents in various aerial challenges.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do participants need any prior experience with drones?

No experience is needed at all the activity is designed for complete beginners. Technical support and guidance are provided throughout, so participants pick up the basics quickly. The learning curve is actually part of what makes it exciting.

What kind of challenges do teams face during the activity?

Teams take on a range of aerial tasks including obstacle courses, precision maneuvers, and target-based challenges. The difficulty lies in coordinating as a team while adapting to unexpected hurdles mid-flight. It's a mix of skill, strategy, and quick thinking.

Does everyone get to fly the drone or just one person?

The activity is structured so every team member has a role to play, and piloting opportunities rotate across the team. It's a genuine group effort rather than one person taking the controls while others watch. Collaboration and role distribution are central to doing well.

Is this activity safe to conduct indoors?

Yes Game of Drones can be run in both indoor and outdoor settings, giving flexibility depending on your venue. All equipment is provided and facilitators manage the safety aspects throughout. The competitive environment is kept controlled and fun.