A colossal structure made of 192,000 voxels compressed in a space of 24 square meters.

Amidst being the biggest Dragon installation, it was the most challenging one. Many pieces of the puzzle had to be perfectly assembled to make it happen.

The biggest challenges were that the structure was on a moving truck, in an outdoor space, and it had to be in total synchronization with the show.

It was necessary to build a custom metal structure to prevent the factors of undulation and weather. It was also necessary to adapt a special content control system located inside the truck. A very difficult challenge that meant "the first time" in many aspects. A challenge overcome.

Rigging: Custom-made metal structure

Storytelling / volumetric movie production

For the event, the classic steps of making an animated short were followed using conventional software tools for the effect.** Photoshop, Sketch-up, and Illustrator** for the realization of storyboards. Cinema 4D, Blender, and Houdini for the 3D visualization, Unreal for the simulation, and finally Prome3 for the improvement and rendering of the material.

Media servers

To guarantee the impeccable projection of the volumetric clip, systems with redundancy in Ventuz and WATCHOUT were established. Frequency adaptation systems were used to ensure compatibility between media servers and Dragon protocols.

A monumental structure in the form of a Mayan pyramid moved slowly through the streets of Riyadh. The Dragon sat at the top, a 3-square meter cube illuminating the night sky and projecting fantasy volumetric holograms that were surrounded by "flying men" juggling and defying gravity.

Thousands of people were around to contemplate the spectacle. The power of creating alternative fantasies is what we are all about. The parade was pure entertainment and an exciting emotional journey.