Flying installations · Family-owned since 2007

Make them look up.

We design and build flying objects — orbs, fish, floating monoliths — that turn museums, parks and events into the moment everyone films and shares.

“Drifter” with Studio Drift — New York

  • Disneyland Paris
  • Museum of the Future
  • Lotte World
  • Mercedes-Benz
  • Festo
  • Studio Drift
  • Random International
  • EXPO 2017
  • Experimenta
  • Etisalat

The problem

People look at your space. They just don’t see it.

01

Attention is the scarcest thing in the room.

Visitors arrive with their phones in their hands and their minds somewhere else. Screens, projections, LED walls — they have seen it all before, so their eyes slide right past.

02

A glance is not what you worked for.

You invested in a remarkable building, a launch or an exhibition. It is frustrating when people pass through it on autopilot — a glance instead of a gasp.

03

Spaces should make people feel something.

We believe wonder isn’t a luxury. It is what turns visitors into storytellers — and your space into a place worth coming back to.

What changes

Then something floats overhead.

Conversations stop. Heads turn. Phones come out — not to scroll, but to film. Our flying objects create that moment every single time, and your space travels further with every share.

“+/− Human” with Random International — Roundhouse, London

14M+

people have watched SmartBird fly

5,000

guests a day see our flying car at Disneyland Paris

2,000+

nightly shows at Lotte World, Seoul (2013–2019)

2

Guinness World Records for flying robots

Why SkySpirit

We know how hard it is to surprise people who have seen everything.

So for almost twenty years we have been inventing things that shouldn’t be able to fly — and flying them, silently and safely, above millions of people. From Disneyland Paris to the Museum of the Future.

Meet the family behind it
Glowing flying lanterns forming a rainbow arc beneath the dome of Lotte World Adventure, Seoul
Lotte World Adventure, Seoul — flying nightly from 2013 to 2019

How we work together

From first call to first flight.

  1. 01

    Talk to us

    Tell us about your space and your audience. What should people feel when they walk in? You don’t need a brief — just a conversation.

  2. 02

    Design it together

    We study your space and shape a concept with you: what flies, where, how it moves and how it tells your story. You see it before we build a thing.

  3. 03

    We build, install & fly

    Every object is made in our Stuttgart workshop. We install it on site, run the first flights with your team, and stay with you for as long as it flies.

First call
On-site, flying

Typically 3–6 months from first contact to your opening.

A golden sphere installation being prepared in the AI Blossom exhibition hall

Why almost anything is possible

We don’t resell drones. We invent.

Every object we fly is designed and built by us in Stuttgart — the shape, the electronics, the software and the tracking system that flies it. Butterflies, dragonflies, penguins, fish, a four-metre concrete block. If you can imagine it, we can probably make it fly.

Honestly, that’s the part we love most: the first time a new idea leaves the ground.

Tell us your idea

Clients

What people say after the first flight.

Placeholder

“Placeholder — replace with a real quote. Our atrium used to be a space people walked through. Now it is the reason they come, and the first thing they post about.”

Name SurnameHead of Exhibitions, Museum name
Placeholder

“Placeholder — replace with a real quote. We have staged hundreds of launches. This was the first one where the audience filmed the stage instead of checking their phones.”

Name SurnameEvent Director, Agency or brand name
Placeholder

“Placeholder — replace with a real quote. From the first call they understood what we wanted people to feel. They designed it with us, built it, and it simply works — every single day.”

Name SurnameCEO, Company name

Start a project

Your space could be the one everyone films.

Or it can stay one more place people walk through. Tell us about your space — the first conversation is free and there’s no obligation.