Drone Driving Shots in Stuttgart: Bosch Radar Sensor
For a film about Bosch’s radar sensor – a building block for assisted and automated driving – VR-Copter flew driving shots in Stuttgart. Shot with Inspire 2 and Zenmuse X7 in 6K.
Project details
- Location: Stuttgart, Germany
- Project: Film on the Bosch radar sensor
- Client / production: Bosch
- Services: Drone driving shots in 6K
- Shoot date: 2020
Brief and execution
A sensor is invisible – its effect shows in traffic. The drone follows the car and shows from the air the distances, lane changes and traffic situations that assisted driving is about.
City driving shots require precise timing between driver and pilot. Route, speed and camera move are agreed in advance and repeated until the take works.
Equipment and permits
DJI Inspire 2 with Zenmuse X7, 6K.
Pilot and camera: Jochen Riehm. Flights over roads and uninvolved people only with the appropriate permit and safety measures.
FAQ
How do drone driving shots work?
The drone follows, overtakes or circles the car. Driver and pilot are linked by radio so speed and camera move match exactly.
Are drones suitable for tech and supplier films?
Yes. Especially for assistance systems, the bird’s-eye view helps to show traffic situations clearly.
What do drone driving shots cost?
A shoot day with a drone crew starts at €1,300 net, with Inspire 3 and cinema setup from €2,900 net, and as a combined drone, FPV and car-to-car package from €3,900 net – each including pilot, equipment, insurance and permit coordination.
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