Drone & Camera

DJI has solidified its dominance in China's action camera market, capturing the top three positions on JD.com's recently released "Action Camera Gold List" with its Osmo series products. The Shenzhen-based technology company's Osmo Action 5 Pro, Osmo Nano, and Osmo

The global imaging industry’s center of gravity is shifting to China, a historic transition powered by a mobile-first philosophy, a colossal domestic market, and formidable strengths in artificial intelligence and supply chain integration. This move marks the third major power transfer in the industry's history, following

DJI Technology cut prices by up to 1,478 yuan ($204) on flagship products including the Pocket 3 gimbal camera and Mini 4 Pro drone, sparking customer backlash and an unusual public apology from a key rival's chief executive.The dramatic price reductions, announced October 8 for a

SZ DJI Technology , the world’s dominant civilian drone maker, has upended its long-held premium pricing strategy with surprise discounts on popular products, a move that has sparked customer anger and signals a new phase of intense competition in the consumer electronics market. The deep price cuts, which the

Meituan, the leading Chinese technology and retail company, has recently launched a nighttime drone delivery service in the southern city of Shenzhen. The move marks the first time in China that unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) have been deployed for nighttime commercial deliveries in the instant retail sector, according to the

DJI Technology has launched a new compact camera, directly challenging a niche market dominated by its rival Insta360 and escalating the competition between the two Chinese technology firms. The move signals an intensifying battle for leadership in the consumer imaging sector, which now sees the companies competing across drones, panoramic

DJI Technology and GoPro launched new action cameras on the same day, escalating their rivalry in a direct battle for the high-growth imaging market. The simultaneous releases on September 23 signal divergent strategies, with DJI targeting the mainstream creator economy while GoPro doubles down on its professional user base.

DJI's latest OSMO Nano, a thumb-sized wearable camera targeting the first-person perspective filming market, demonstrates impressive image quality and ecosystem integration while facing thermal management challenges that could affect extended recording sessions, according to a comprehensive review by a tech review platform "Videogoal". The