Ishveena Singh

DJI has rolled out a new firmware update for its ultra-portable selfie drone Neo. The update elevates the capabilities of the palm takeoff and landing aircraft with enhanced positioning performance.

US drone maker BRINC and OMADA Group are joining forces to transform water rescue operations through drone technology. The collaboration will allow public safety agencies across the US and Canada to deliver life-saving Emergency Flotation Devices (EFDs) swiftly and efficiently through drones.

Drone manufacturer Skydio has launched DFR Command, a software solution that aims to simplify how public safety agencies deploy drones in emergency situations. According to the company, it’s the world’s first software solution built to start, operate, and grow Drone as First Responder (DFR) programs.

US drone maker Skydio has announced its latest product, Dock for X10. The new docking station allows Skydio’s X10 drones to be stationed anywhere, anytime, enhancing their autonomy and scalability.

A Boston man is facing serious legal consequences after flying a DJI Mavic drone dangerously close to the Boston Marathon finish line in April, prompting a dramatic mid-air interception by law enforcement.

In a recent Reddit AMA, Adam Welsh, DJI’s global head of policy, candidly addressed the company’s stance on evolving US legislation, data security concerns, and a potential ban on the sale of future DJI drones in America. Welsh’s response to the most pressing question: “Will DJI abandon the US market?” is a clear “no.” Despite rising tensions, the tech giant remains committed to maintaining operations and exploring avenues to secure its foothold.

Swiss drone maker Wingtra has unveiled a new sensor, MAP61, that dramatically reduces the capture and processing time of 2D drone data while offering hyper-efficient, single-pass 3D optimized data capture when needed.

In response to DJI’s upcoming removal of US customers’ historical flight data, AirData has teamed up with Google to ensure a seamless solution for drone pilots using Android devices.

The grocery delivery landscape in the US is evolving rapidly, and a report by Wing – the drone delivery firm owned by Google’s parent company Alphabet – offers a detailed look at the industry’s future.

DJI has released a new firmware update  — its first — for the Osmo Action 5 Pro camera. The latest generation of DJI’s popular Osmo action camera series packs in several professional features, including a groundbreaking 13.5-stop for both an exceptional high dynamic range and excellent low-light performance.

DJI has just announced the new Osmo Action 5 Pro today, bringing an exciting challenge to the action camera market, especially as GoPro released its highly anticipated GoPro Hero 13 Black earlier this month. Both cameras target content creators, adventurers, and casual users alike, but they cater to slightly different needs with distinct features. Let’s dive into how these two powerhouse cameras stack up against each other in terms of image quality, user experience, reliability, and ecosystem compatibility.

DJI has just unveiled the new Osmo Action 5 Pro action camera, and it’s packed with features that rival professional photography gear, all while maintaining the rugged durability that adventure enthusiasts love. Whether you’re capturing breathtaking landscapes or fast-paced action, this camera delivers. Here’s a look at the features that make the DJI Osmo Action 5 Pro a must-have for pros and hobbyists alike.

DJI is finally shipping the drone-only version of the Avata 2 FPV aircraft, offering great value to those pilots who already own a compatible headset and motion controller. However, immediate shipping is available only from DJI’s official store while authorized resellers are still waiting for stock to arrive.

Ohio-based logistics company Drone Express has begun offering its drone delivery service to the city of Winston-Salem in North Carolina.

With tech giant DJI set to make a splash tomorrow, likely unveiling a new Osmo Action camera, Insta360 isn’t sitting back quietly. The company has released an exciting teaser titled “Be Seen, Be Heard,” stirring up buzz about a mysterious new camera product with a microphone, set to arrive on September 24 at 9 a.m. EDT.

Drone data services company RocketDNA says it has completed over 8,000 drone flights powered by the DJI Dock platform in just over a year. As the first company in Australia to be approved as an operator of the DJI Dock, RocketDNA has demonstrated the platform’s reliability in delivering autonomous drone-in-a-box (DiaB) solutions for enterprise operations.

DJI Air 3S appears to be on the cusp of global launch as the drone has surfaced on the US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) website. The FCC listing confirms the model number (CZ3SCL) for the new DJI drone.

The Association for Uncrewed Vehicle Systems International (AUVSI) has awarded Green UAS certification to Hoverfly Technologies’ Spectre drone. This makes Spectre the first tethered drone to meet strict cybersecurity and supply chain standards under the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA). Spectre’s certification places it on AUVSI’s Green UAS list, alongside the Defense Innovation Unit’s (DIU) Blue UAS list.

Matternet can now self-authorize advanced drone delivery operations in Switzerland and Berlin, including beyond visual line of sight (BVLOS) flights over populated areas.

DJI has officially teased its upcoming Osmo Action 5 Pro camera for release on September 19 at 9 a.m. EDT. The teaser, which comes with the tagline “A Pro Rises,” highlights the latest addition to DJI’s action camera lineup, signaling noteworthy upgrades over its predecessor, the Osmo Action 4.

A group of lawmakers has sent a pointed letter to the US Department of Agriculture (USDA) and the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), expressing concerns over the widespread use of DJI drones in American agriculture. According to these lawmakers, Chinese-made drones have the potential to compromise US food security and provide the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) with access to critical data. DJI, the world’s largest drone manufacturer, has firmly rejected these claims, calling the allegations baseless and defending its role in the agricultural sector.