Over the last 75 years, drones have evolved from remote-controlled planes used for target practice into versatile and highly specialized aircraft. From armed drones by way of drones performing aerial surveys to monitor the effects of climate change or even recreational drones, this exhibition offers a complete outlook on this hot topic.

Developed by subject experts from the Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum, this exhibition is a high- ying examination of remotely controlled pilotless aircraft.

Rich science content and exciting displays provide a unique look at the past, present and future of drones, including their applications for home use, entertainment, homeland defense and more!

In addition to around twenty artifacts, this exhibition includes interactive stations (quiz, extra content, demonstration of a drone race in First person view and a “No Fly zones” game).