How drone light shows have become a Fourth of July tradition

Ah, the Fourth of July. A quintessential American celebration filled with backyard barbecues, parades and, of course, those dazzling fireworks displays lighting up the night sky. In recent years, a new contender has been stealing the spotlight from the traditional pyrotechnic extravaganzas.

Imagine this: hundreds, even thousands of tiny drones taking flight in perfectly choreographed formations, painting the sky with mesmerizing patterns and vibrant colors. It's like a high-tech ballet, but instead of dancers...