
Announcing support for the Depence Drone Show file format
Verge Aero's Design Studio now supports exporting to the Depence Drone Show file format, enabling seamless integration with Syncronorm's Depence for enhanced previsualization and workflow efficiency.
Exciting News! The Verge Aero Design Studio now officially supports exporting to the Depence Drone Show file format! As part of our ongoing commitment to industry-leading innovation and seamless integration, users can now send pre-visualization data directly to Syncronorm's Depence application. This update enhances workflow efficiency by enabling the export of drone positions, rotations, LED colors, and even special payloads such as pyro effects. Depence is a cutting-edge tool for real-time design and previsualization, offering built-in control capabilities for ultimate precision. We look forward to seeing how the Verge ecosystem leverages this new tool to create immersive, multimedia experiences.
Read more on Verge Aero's docs page here
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