Going to NAB? Don’t miss DJI’s booth

If you’re heading to NAB Show 2026 this year, one booth is shaping up to be less of a pit stop and more of an experience: DJI. The company says it’s going all-in on immersive demos, hands-on workshops, and a full display of its creative ecosystem, making a strong case for why attendees should carve out time to swing by.

From April 19 to 22 at the Las Vegas Convention Center, DJI plans to showcase how its expanding lineup of filmmaking tools is reshaping modern storytelling. That includes everything from high-end cinema rigs to pocket-sized action cameras — essentially covering the entire spectrum of creators, from indie filmmakers to social media storytellers.

Ronin takes center stage for pro filmmakers

For professionals, DJI’s Ronin lineup will likely be the biggest draw. Known for powering everything from feature films to broadcast productions, the Ronin ecosystem will be showcased through a fully built-out film set on the show floor — complete with a vehicle rigged for dynamic shooting scenarios.

Attendees will be able to get hands-on with car-mounted solutions, such as the Ronin 2 rigging system and suction cup mounts for the DJI Ronin 4D and RS series. The idea is simple: show, not tell, how these tools perform in real-world production environments.

Also making its NAB debut is the new DJI RS 5, a lightweight stabilizer featuring next-gen intelligent tracking that can follow subjects — including people, vehicles, and even pets — from up to 10 meters away. Expect other staples like the Ronin 2, RS 4 Pro, and Focus Pro to round out the lineup.

Osmo lineup opens doors for everyday creators

Not everyone at NAB is shooting a Hollywood feature, and DJI seems to be leaning into that reality. Its Osmo ecosystem, designed for accessibility and ease of use, will be front and center for creators looking for simpler, more portable setups.

That includes the new DJI Osmo 360, the wearable Osmo Nano, and the flagship DJI Osmo Action 6. Smartphone creators can test out the Osmo Mobile 8 gimbal alongside the DJI Mic 3, highlighting DJI’s push into full-stack content creation — from capture to audio.

Power solutions keep productions running

Beyond cameras and stabilizers, DJI is also making a play for behind-the-scenes essentials. Its portable power lineup promises high-output, fast-charging solutions designed for demanding production environments.

With up to 3000W output and ultra-quiet operation, units like the DJI Power 2000 and Power 1000 V2 are built to keep cameras rolling without adding noise to the set — a small but meaningful upgrade for professional workflows.

Why it’s worth your time

DJI isn’t just putting hardware on display; it’s also bringing in talent. Filmmakers like Blake Ridder and Brandon Li will host sessions sharing how they use DJI gear in real-world storytelling. These workshops are open to all NAB attendees and add a practical layer to the booth experience.

Trade shows can be overwhelming, and it’s easy to stick to scheduled meetings and skip the floor. But DJI’s NAB presence looks designed to reward curiosity. Whether you want to test a stabilizer, experiment with a 360 camera, or just see how a car-mounted cinema rig works up close, this is one booth that offers more than just brochures.

So, if you’re already making the trip to Las Vegas, Booth C6719 in Central Hall might be one of the few stops that actually changes how you think about your next project.

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