Transforming Drones Worldwide into "Aerial Selfie Cameras"
Drone Sports & Music Cloud Inc. has developed "AeroMe," a next-generation cloud service that enables drones worldwide to be used as "aerial selfie cameras." This service has been adopted by TRIJ and will be rolled out nationwide, starting with the Ishigaki Island Triathlon on April 12, 2026.
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Human expression has finally expanded to the "sky."
Drone Sports & Music Cloud Inc. (Headquarters: Shibuya-ku, Tokyo; Representative Director: Hiroaki Miyauchi) has developed "AeroMe," a next-generation cloud that allows drones worldwide to be utilized as "aerial selfie cameras."
Sports, dance, music. The era begins where you can record your best moments from the sky, with both hands free and your gaze focused on the performance.
Our company supports April Dream, aiming to make April 1st a day to share dreams. This press release is the dream of "Drone Sports & Music Cloud Inc."
## Service Overview
"AeroMe Cloud" is a service that integrates drone photography calls from smartphones, image acquisition, and SNS posting. This service has been adopted by TRIJ (Japan Triathlon Union), and will be deployed at official tournaments nationwide, starting with the Ishigaki Island Triathlon on April 12, 2026.
Using the same FPV drones adopted for the first time at this year's Milano Cortina Winter Olympics, we will photograph each athlete participating in certified triathlon competitions across Japan, providing an experience that allows live streaming of their footage and sharing on social media.
## How AeroMe Works
AeroMe consists of three elements:
(A) Aerographer (Drone Photographer)
(B) Blue Sky Sports Facilities (Flyable Area)
(C) Customer (Athletes, Performers, Supporters, Fans)
Customers (C) can select a photographer (A) and location (B) from their smartphone and use the drone as an "aerial selfie camera."
Drone Sports & Music Cloud Inc. (Headquarters: Shibuya-ku, Tokyo; Representative Director: Hiroaki Miyauchi) has developed "AeroMe," a next-generation cloud that allows drones worldwide to be utilized as "aerial selfie cameras."
Sports, dance, music. The era begins where you can record your best moments from the sky, with both hands free and your gaze focused on the performance.
Our company supports April Dream, aiming to make April 1st a day to share dreams. This press release is the dream of "Drone Sports & Music Cloud Inc."
## Service Overview
"AeroMe Cloud" is a service that integrates drone photography calls from smartphones, image acquisition, and SNS posting. This service has been adopted by TRIJ (Japan Triathlon Union), and will be deployed at official tournaments nationwide, starting with the Ishigaki Island Triathlon on April 12, 2026.
Using the same FPV drones adopted for the first time at this year's Milano Cortina Winter Olympics, we will photograph each athlete participating in certified triathlon competitions across Japan, providing an experience that allows live streaming of their footage and sharing on social media.
## How AeroMe Works
AeroMe consists of three elements:
(A) Aerographer (Drone Photographer)
(B) Blue Sky Sports Facilities (Flyable Area)
(C) Customer (Athletes, Performers, Supporters, Fans)
Customers (C) can select a photographer (A) and location (B) from their smartphone and use the drone as an "aerial selfie camera."