At Mysuru Dasara 2026, BotLab Dynamics once again bagged their 8th Guinness World Record, titled the largest aerial display of a bird formed by multicopters/drones. The show took place on 18th October 2026, at Panjina Kavayathu Ground (Torchlight Parade Ground) in Bannimantap, Mysuru.
This incredible performance showcased the technology, accuracy, and intricate design involved in incorporating the drone with local culture.
The Dancing Peacock Formation That Set the Record
The impressive drone show saw a dancing peacock, made up of 3473 drones, which earned BotLab Dynamics the Guinness World Records title of the largest bird pattern in the air made with drones/multirotors.
The precision and coordination required to form this stunning design were impressive. This was achieved by having each drone contribute to the creation of the shape.
This showcases how impactful drone light shows can be when combining the technology with creative and large-scale design. The peacock shape gave the record a great link to culture.
Combining Technology and Culture in the Mysuru Dasara Drone Show
Mysuru Dasara is a celebration of the culture and royal traditions found in Karnataka. It celebrates the triumph of Goddess Chamundeshwari.
This makes the idea of having a drone show very modern. The drone show was designed using 3500 drones to create the perfect coordinated show. The show used music and choreographed dance to create spectacular shapes.
The standout feature of the show was the dancing peacock. Other ideas were incorporated into the show, including the Goddess Chamundeshwari, Ambari, Nandi, and the Indian National Flag.
This allows BotLab Dynamics to combine modern drone technology with the culture and identity of Mysuru Dasara.
BotLab Dynamics’ Mysuru Dasara Drone Shows: 2023–2026
Breaking Guinness World Records in 2026 is the next step in BotLab Dynamics' increasing involvement with Mysuru Dasara. Over the years, we have been using more drones in our performances.
Mysuru Dasara 2023 – 250 Drones
Mysuru Dasara 2024 – 1500 Drones
Mysuru Dasara 2025 – 3000 Drones
Mysuru Dasara 2026 – 3500 Drones
In 2025, the company achieved its 6th Guinness World Record using 2983 drones to create a massive tiger formation. This is another step in their journey as they continue to use coordination with large numbers of drones.
These spectacular designs can be used to create memorable experiences for audiences, using wildlife and culture themes.
What the 2026 Guinness Record Represents
The drone-created peacock is impressive because it required extensive coordination to form such a colossal shape. Creating a clear bird shape with 3473 drones is a huge achievement.
This also shows the impact drone light shows can have by creating experiences everyone can enjoy. BotLab Dynamics is continuing to push boundaries by creating recognisable shapes with technology.
Guinness World Records for BotLab Dynamics at Mysuru Dasara
Overall, breaking Guinness World Records with 3473 drones creating the dancing peacock at Mysuru Dasara 2026 has been a major milestone for BotLab Dynamics. The colossal, intricate formation successfully proved how engineering, coordination, and creativity can all come together to create something amazing.
