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SWARM OF DRONES CREATES HUGE QR CODE IN THE SKY
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[quote:MAGA Dan:MV80NzcwMTUwXzU0N0Q3NjhC] As if it wasn’t clear enough that we live in the most boring cyberpunk dystopia imaginable, drones in China took to the skies last Saturday night to form the image of a QR code to promote a video game. 1,500 drones flew over Shanghai to celebrate the first anniversary of the Chinese release of the Japanese video game Princess Connect! Re:Dive, according to The South China Morning Post. Along with the QR code, the drones formed the image of several characters from the game. The light show was produced by Bilibili, a Chinese video-streaming platform. You can check out a picture of their handiwork below: [twitter]https://twitter.com/Pathfinder/status/1383491963068899336[/twitter] https://futurism.com/the-byte/swarm-drones-creates-huge-qr-code-sky [/quote]
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As if it wasn’t clear enough that we live in the most boring cyberpunk dystopia imaginable, drones in China took to the skies last Saturday night to form the image of a QR code to promote a video game.
1,500 drones flew over Shanghai to celebrate the first anniversary of the Chinese release of the Japanese video game Princess Connect! Re:Dive, according to The South China Morning Post. Along with the QR code, the drones formed the image of several characters from the game.
The light show was produced by Bilibili, a Chinese video-streaming platform. You can check out a picture of their handiwork below:
https://twitter.com/_/status/1383491963068899336
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