The Antigravity A1 is an innovative 360-degree drone that uses FPV goggles and a motion controller for an immersive experience while capturing up to 8K video.

With improvements to video quality, obstacle avoidance and more, DJI's second-gen "follow-me" drone is ideal for vloggers and travellers.

DJI is tipped to launch its first true 360 degree drone, the 8K-shooting Avata 360, and it could be available this year.

It's already been a busy year for DJI, but the company has new products planned in three different categories.

DJI's new Mini 5 Pro upgrades the Mini 4 Pro with a new 1-inch sensor, 50MP stills and 4K video up to 120fps, while its improved object sensing skills set the bar for flight safety in a sub-250g drone.

DJI's Mini 5 Pro sets the bar for beginner drones, with a 1-inch sensor, 4K 120fps video, vertical shooting, object sensing, front-facing LiDAR and advanced subject tracking, all in a sub 250g body.

Further leaks confirm what we've already heard about the highly anticipated launch from DJI.

The successor to the DJI Mini 4 Pro could be revealed as early as next week, if rumors are accurate, for a surprisingly affordable price.

As the sub-250g drone edges closer to its purported release date, yet more interested info has hit the online rumor mill.

The rumored DJI Mini 5 Pro may be 'just' another Mini drone, but there are some major reasons to think it'll be a massive game-changer – perhaps more than the Antigravity A1.

Some new DJI Mini 5 Pro leaks have given us our first potential glimpse of its design and specs sheet. How does it stack up?

Antigravity is promising to make its first drone easy to master and family friendly – and there are two big ways I can already see how that could be achieved.

Action camera maker Insta360 appears to be preparing to launch not one but two aerial drones. Here's how they might differ from DJI's flying cameras.

An act passed by Congress means DJI drones could be banned in December 2025, unless a US national security agency conducts a review in time.

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With the Trump administration threatening a total US sales ban on Chinese-made drones, DJI senses an opportunity to burnish its reputation and banish doubts over security.

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We've seen mentions of three new drones on the way from DJI across the last few days.

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