Congress is looking to ban Chinese drones that are widely used in US. What to know about the debate
Lawmakers in Washington are seeking to ban new sales of drones from two dominant Chinese manufacturers, arguing they could be used to spy on Americans and that the low-cost models are hurting the U.S.
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DJI Gets a Breather, Won't Face a US Ban in 2025DJI will not be banned in the US in 2025, but it now has a year to prove that its drones don’t pose a national security risk.
The U.S. is passing a law that requires DJI to have it devices certified that it's not a risk to the U.S., or else it would ...
This week’s “Around the Commercial Drone Industry” news round-up explores the latest developments concerning a possible DJI ...
Financial writer warns against Red Cat Holdings, Inc. stock due to cash burn and negative profit margins, despite government ...
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DJI narrowly misses drone ban, but its days could still be numbered in the USThe NDAA (National Defense Authorization Act) spending bill has just been release and it grants DJI a year's grace before ...
The drone in question, a DJI Matrice 600, is a model not only discontinued by DJI but, as of February this year, beyond ...
But DJI isn’t out of the woods yet. The NDAA has started a one-year countdown, during which DJI has to prove that its ...
Amazon has the DJI Osmo Mobile 6 gimbal stabilizer both in black and in white. Right now, it’s going for 36% off as part of a ...
As of Dec. 20, you can get the DJI Action 2 Camera for just $159, down from its usual price of $279. That's $120 off and a ...
Here are five must-have DJI products that could make this Christmas unforgettable: ...
The King County Sheriff's Office estimates switching to American-made drones would increase costs by 50%. That cost would fall to taxpayers.
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