ProximaVision Aerospace provided continuous aerial coverage at Super Bowl LX as the only UAS authorized to operate in event airspace. Using its AirReady tethered drone system, the team delivered nonstop, broadcast grade aerial awareness with fiber optic video, low latency, and remote control… demonstrating reliable aerial systems for security, broadcast, and public safety in highly regulated environments.

SVG Sit-Down: ProximaVision’s Claudio Lisman on Why Tethered Drones Could Be a Game-Changer for Live Sports Production Long-duration aircraft delivers low-latency HD/HDR video directly to any workflow By Jason Dachman, Editorial Director, U.S. Thursday, December 4, 2025 – 7:00 am Print This Story | Subscribe In live sports production, aerial coverage has become an essential storytelling tool. From fixed-wing planes and helicopters to cable-suspended systems and drones, produc

The United States Tennis Association (USTA) continues to redefine the viewing experience at the US Open, and this year, it took to the skies. For the first time, a tethered drone system played a role in live tournament coverage, delivering stunning aerial views that captured the energy of the event and the beauty of New York City like never before. The ProximaVision Aerospace® AirReady™ tethered drone system was deployed to provide 4K ultra-high-definition footage from up

The broadcast industry is in the infancy stages of utilizing drones for sports, news, and production applications. Today, drones are increasingly being used for aerial shots of developing news stories and flyovers of sports stadiums, as their small size enables broadcasters to access tight spaces and fly at a low altitude at a fraction of the cost of using helicopters. Some drones are currently outfitted with 4K and 8K cameras, allowing them to deliver ultra-high-quality live