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You rarely see a product become more tempting just as the odds of buying it cheaply start shrinking. But that’s exactly what’s happening with the DJI Neo “follow-me” drone. America’s most beginner-friendly drone has dropped to just $139, one of its lowest prices ever, even as a new wave of US tariffs threatens to make imported drones significantly more expensive in the weeks ahead.

Image: DJI DJI is back with another 360 action camera to keep the pressure on its competitors. The camera sees an overall spec boost, a new square sensor, new AI tools for better low light performance, and the addition of D-Log. We get hands-on in a few hours, but here’s what DJI has shared with us ahead of the launch event. None of it is tested and we have no pricing or availability yet, so these are their claims.

Easy Aerial is gearing up for its next phase of growth after closing a $20 million Series B funding round, giving the US-based autonomous drone company more firepower to expand production, strengthen international operations, and meet rising demand for defense-focused aerial intelligence systems.

Back in 2019, DJI entered the action camera market with something to prove. The original Osmo Action wasn’t just another GoPro alternative; it was the first mainstream action camera with a front-facing color display, making it dramatically easier for vloggers and creators to frame themselves without guessing. Combined with RockSteady electronic stabilization, 4K/60fps recording, and a rugged waterproof design, it quickly became one of DJI’s most memorable consumer products.

As commercial drone operations become more complex, operators are increasingly looking for a single platform that brings together every piece of critical airspace information. That’s exactly what Dronetag and Airwise Solutions are aiming to deliver through a new strategic partnership. The collaboration integrates Dronetag’s Remote ID infrastructure directly into Airwise Solutions’ enterprise drone operations platform, airwiseOS.

For more than two decades, GoPro has been the company that convinced millions of people to strap a camera to a surfboard, mountain bike, ski helmet, or race car. It practically invented the action camera category, turning everyday adventurers into filmmakers and building one of the most recognizable brands in consumer electronics. But after years of slowing sales and mounting competition, the company has just announced a move that could redefine what “GoPro” means altogether.

Just a few months after announcing its planned acquisition by Mobix Labs, Vision Aerial is taking the next step in its growth strategy: putting its new American-built Vulcan drone family into production while projecting a sharp jump in revenue over the next two years. The Montana-based drone manufacturer has announced that production has begun on the Vulcan SX, its new medium-lift enterprise drone, while preorders are now open for the heavier-duty Vulcan YX platform.

DJI is heading to IFA 2026 in Berlin with much more than drones in tow. The company has announced that visitors to its booth from September 4-8 will get the first European look at three newly launched products, led by the Osmo 360 II, alongside hands-on demos of nearly every major product across its camera, drone, enterprise, agriculture, and power lineup.

DJI used a historic reusable rocket mission to showcase not one, but two major camera milestones. While the upcoming Osmo 360 II quietly made its public debut by capturing immersive 8K/60fps panoramic footage of the launch site, the new Osmo Action 6 became the first unmodified consumer action camera to travel into space, survive temperatures approaching 500°C (932°F) during reentry, and return with first-person footage of the entire mission.

Commercial drone operations are getting more ambitious. Instead of short flights over empty fields, companies increasingly want drones that can deliver packages across cities, inspect infrastructure miles away, or help first responders without requiring a pilot to keep the aircraft in sight. That shift is exactly what A2Z Drone Delivery is targeting with its newest aircraft.