High Great Innovation has introduced three new flagship drones built for the global drone light show market, with a lineup that spans outdoor, indoor, and payload-based performances. The company, which calls itself a leading global supplier of drone formation show equipment, says the new High Great drones are designed to push formation flight technology further than its earlier products. The three models, named EMO Mini, Fylo Mini, and RIFF, each target a different kind of aerial show. That gives production companies a wider set of tools for large stadium events, intimate indoor venues, and effects-driven spectacles that mix light with other stage elements.
The announcement, made from New York on June 5, 2026, frames the trio as a single product family rather than three unrelated releases. Each drone is built for a specific setting, yet together they reflect a clear focus on lighter hardware, tighter flight spacing, and more flexible staging. For show operators who often juggle different equipment for different events, a coordinated lineup from one manufacturer could simplify planning, transport, and logistics across very different types of performances. It also signals where the formation show market may be heading as venues ask for more variety.
EMO Mini Leads the New High Great Drones Lineup
The EMO Mini is positioned as the headline product and is built for large outdoor shows. Weighing only 249 grams, or about 8.8 ounces, it is described as the lightest outdoor formation drone currently on the market. That low weight matters for operators because it affects transport, storage, and how tightly the drones can fly together in the air. The minimum in-air spacing can be reduced to 0.8 meters, roughly 2.6 feet, which allows for denser formations and more detailed aerial images during a show.
Several technical features support that performance. The EMO Mini uses dual vision positioning and full-band RTK navigation to hold its place within a formation, and it supports case charging and takeoff to speed up setup on site. According to the company, storage space drops to about 30 percent of traditional models, while IP53 protection and a self-heating system let it operate in light rain and low-temperature conditions. A dual lighting system delivers a 360-degree full-color display. Launch pricing starts at roughly RMB 4,998 per unit, about 685 US dollars, with a minimum fleet order of 2,100 units aimed at full-scale show producers.
Fylo Mini and RIFF Round Out the High Great Drones Range
The Fylo Mini takes the lineup indoors. At just 48 grams, or about 1.7 ounces, it is engineered for venues where audiences sit close to the action. A full-coverage protective cage and centimeter-accurate wireless indoor 3D positioning are meant to keep it safe and reliable inside theaters, arenas, immersive installations, and brand activations. The company also points to quiet operation and flexible deployment as selling points for indoor work. As drone shows continue to set new industry standards for live entertainment, close-proximity flight has become one of the harder challenges to solve, and a caged micro drone is the company’s answer for rooms where spectators sit within arm’s reach.
The third model, RIFF, is built for performances that go beyond light alone. It is a multi-function payload drone that supports modular attachments, including pyrotechnics, illuminated lanterns, and theatrical haze emitters. High Great groups RIFF alongside its other performance models in its broader drone lineup, and that modular design means a single platform can be reconfigured for different creative effects rather than locking a producer into one style of show. Blending traditional stagecraft with synchronized swarm flight in a single production opens fresh options for designers who want more than a standard light display.
Taken together, the three High Great drones give the company a product for nearly every type of formation show, from massive outdoor displays to tight indoor performances and effects-heavy productions. The company directs buyers to its website for business inquiries and pricing, and the launch lands as global interest in drone shows keeps rising.
