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Drone Simulator

Unreal Engine · Vagon Streams

Drone Simulator

Drone Simulator

Drone Simulator

A drone flight simulator you fly in the browser, streamed from a cloud GPU. Pilot, explore terrain and test scenarios with no install.

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4K at 60 FPS

Ultra-low latency in any browser

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10K+ concurrent users

Scales with your audience

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20+ regions

Stream close to every user

Stream your own app

About this demo

Fly a drone simulator in your browser

Drone Simulator brings a full-featured drone flight environment into the browser. Using Vagon Streams, you pilot, explore and test aerial scenarios without local hardware or installs. Practicing maneuvers, exploring terrain or tuning drone behavior all runs in real time from the cloud.

Physics, rendering and simulation logic run in the cloud, and you receive the experience as a live video stream.

Why flight simulators are hard to share

Drone simulation involves physics, control inputs, sensor models, terrain, camera views and effects like wind or lighting. A high-fidelity simulator often demands strong GPU and CPU performance that clients, stakeholders and students may lack.

Sharing a simulator usually means packaged builds, downloads or video demos, which sacrifice interactivity. Hardware differences also produce inconsistent visuals and performance, which complicates feedback and review.

What cloud streaming changes

Streaming Drone Simulator via Vagon Streams removes those barriers. Simulation logic, rendering and physics run entirely in the cloud, and users receive the experience as a live video stream.

Open to anyone

Anyone can fly the simulator in a browser, regardless of device specs.

Same physics for all

All users see identical physics, visuals and controls, which removes discrepancies.

Instant demos

Embed or share a live simulator link on your website. No downloads or installs.

Teach and train

Students and trainees reach flight simulation tools from minimal devices to study drone dynamics, control systems and scenario testing.

Focus on the work, not the hardware.

Create, render, collaborate and stream on the best hardware.