Today, DJI has officially unveiled its third-generation DJI Dock, a drone-in-a-box solution for enterprise pilots. The notable feature this time around is the official support for vehicle mounting, allowing you to take your automation wherever you need to be.

Lilium, the German eVTOL (electric vertical takeoff and landing) aircraft manufacturer, has shut down operations after failing to secure critical funding. This marks the company’s second insolvency filing in a matter of months, bringing an end to what was once seen as a revolutionary force in the urban air mobility sector.

DJI has released a new update for the Terra all-in-one drone mapping solution. Version 4.4.6 brings significant enhancements to LiDAR Point Cloud processing, promising users a more stable and accurate mapping experience.

Flying DJI drones in busy city areas in Europe just got a whole lot easier — at least for operators using ParaZero’s SafeAir safety system. The aerospace company has announced that its parachute-based safety tech, integrated with DJI’s Matrice 350, Mavic 3T, and Mavic 3E, has officially met CE Class C5 compliance under European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) rules.

GeoCue is making high-precision drone LiDAR more affordable and accessible with the launch of two new survey-grade scanners: the TrueView 1 Lite (TV1 Lite) and TrueView 1 (TV1). These cutting-edge additions to the TrueView lineup are designed to help professionals of all levels harness the power of LiDAR without breaking the bank.

Censys Technologies is taking drone operations to the next level with the launch of Sentaero 6, a cutting-edge system designed to push Over the Horizon Beyond Visual Line of Sight (OTH BVLOS) operations forward. Engineered with direct customer feedback and built with regulatory advancements in mind, this American-made drone is designed for inspections, mapping, and surveying tasks.

Imagine a world where a single fleet of drones can patrol urban waterways, rescue struggling swimmers, and even deliver your lunch — all without a human pilot at the controls. That future is here, thanks to A2Z Drone Delivery.

DJI, the world’s leading drone maker, has found itself at the center of heated speculation this week after announcing a major update to its geofencing system in the United States. The company has now issued a clarification: This change is not a retaliatory move against the US government amid discussions of a potential ban on DJI products. Instead, DJI insists that the update is designed to give drone operators better control and more reliable airspace data by aligning with the Federal Aviation Administration’s (FAA) official information.

Flying Lion announced it recently hit over 55,000 Drone As A First Responder flights. After pioneering the idea of using drones as first responders, the company has now rolled out a wide range of services that other communities can use.

Canada-based AVSS (Aerial Vehicle Safety Solutions) has introduced the PRS-M4S, a Parachute Recovery System designed for DJI’s newly launched Matrice 4 series. This plug-and-play system is aimed at drone operators seeking regulatory approval to safely and legally conduct flights over populated areas.

DJI has unveiled the new D-RTK 3 Multifunctional Station to elevate industrial drone operations with unmatched precision, versatility, and adaptability. Whether you’re mapping vast landscapes, conducting inspections, or coordinating emergency responses, the D-RTK 3 brings several cutting-edge features to the table, ensuring the seamless and reliable performance of DJI’s enterprise drones in any scenario.

DJI is here with its first new release of 2025, the Matrice 4. This drone will serve as the successor to the Mavic 3 Enterprise drone, now with a formal new name that fits the enterprise line of DJI offerings.

DJI, the global leader in drone technology, has rolled out new firmware updates for its flagship enterprise drones, including the Matrice 30, M300 RTK, and M350 RTK series. This latest release focuses on improving flight stability and ensuring seamless operation for professionals relying on DJI’s advanced systems.

The skies are staying open for DJI drones in the US. The world’s leading civilian drone manufacturer has avoided an immediate ban in the American market since the Countering CCP Drones Act was left out of the FY25 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) approved by Congress this week.

A flurry of reports of unidentified drones buzzing above US cities has sparked a mix of intrigue and concern. In states like New Jersey, where mysterious lights in the sky have been described as drones, some sightings have turned out to be ordinary aircraft. Despite these reassurances, the rise of drone technology has left many residents wondering how to monitor the airspace around their homes and businesses.

Geopolitical tensions are redefining global markets, with drones emerging as a focal point of strategic competition. Manufacturers in China have begun limiting the export of key drone components to the US and Europe, signaling a significant shift in global supply chains. These changes could have far-reaching implications for the ongoing conflict in Ukraine and the drone industry at large.

Tech giant DJI has released an important firmware update for its flagship drone mapping and surveying tool, the Zenmuse L2 payload. Firmware v04.00.1001 packs in several user-centric improvements.

The United States National Drone Association (USNDA) has thrown its support behind the Fiscal Year 2025 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), lauding provisions aimed at weakening China’s grip on the US drone market while strengthening domestic manufacturing. Representing a coalition of national security and defense professionals, the USNDA is a non-profit organization advocating for the safe and innovative use of drones in national security, public safety, and other critical sectors.

The release of the final text of the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) for fiscal year 2025 has sparked heated debate, especially concerning provisions targeting Chinese drone manufacturers, including DJI and Autel Robotics.

The long-anticipated final text of the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) for fiscal year 2025 has been released, setting the stage for a potential ban on Chinese-manufactured drones. Negotiated between House and Senate lawmakers, the legislation incorporates the provisions of the Countering CCP Drones Act — targeting not just drone makers DJI and Autel Robotics, but also their subsidiaries, affiliates, and licensors.

Teledyne FLIR has announced an exciting new partnership with Gremsy, integrating its Boson radiometric thermal camera module into Gremsy’s gimbaled Vio F1 drone payload. This advanced, lightweight electro-optical/infrared (EO/IR) payload is designed to tackle a range of critical missions, from infrastructure inspection to disaster relief, firefighting, search and rescue (SAR), and public safety operations.

Spexi, a Canada-based drone imagery powerhouse, has closed a $11.5 million Series A funding round led by Blockchange Ventures. With this injection of capital, Spexi plans to rope in more pilots to capture and deliver data-rich, ultra-high-resolution drone imagery to both the public and private sectors.

DJI FlightHub 2 recently received a powerful upgrade, introducing version 10.1.8 with a host of innovative features designed to streamline drone operations. At the forefront of this update is the ability to livestream multiple drone feeds simultaneously, a game-changing enhancement for teams managing multiple DJI Dock units.

As rogue drone incidents escalate worldwide, D-Fend Solutions is stepping up to meet the challenge with cutting-edge technology and significant financial backing. The counter-drone specialist has announced a $31 million investment round led by Israel Growth Partners (IGP), alongside existing investor Vertex Ventures and new contributor Vertex Growth.