Da Jiang Innovations (DJI): Galaxy of DRONES
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Even one hates China, very likely he/she will choose DJI unless cannot afford one.Chinese innovation.
The only reason someone will pick a karma over mavic will be "Hate Chinese" reason.
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DJI takes on US drone giant with latest airborne offering
China Daily, September 29, 2016
Compact drone Mavic Pro, made by DJI Innovation Technology Co. [Photo provided to China Daily]
DJI Innovation Technology Co, China's largest commercial drone manufacturer, unveiled its foldable and compact drone Mavic Pro on Wednesday, to compete with US action camera manufacturer GoPro Inc's new Karma quadcopter.
Mavic Pro is DJI's first personal drone designed to be taken just about anywhere. Its folding design compresses the entire drone to the size of a water bottle.
It is equipped with a stabilized 4K camera and a visual navigation system, with 27-minute flight time, and can be controlled by a smartphone, according to the company.
The Mavic Pro is also able to avoid obstacles, follow users as they walk around and circle subjects, and fly at a constant height. Users can control the drone completely with just their gestures and take a hands-free selfie. It is priced at $999 with the remote control included.
Compact drone Mavic Pro, made by DJI Innovation Technology Co. [Photo provided to China Daily]
The $799 Karma launched by GoPro last week features a compact design which can fit in a small backpack. The company also unveiled the action camera Hero 5 and the smaller, cube-shaped Hero5 Session.
GoPro said its Karma drone can operate for 20 minutes, but it lacks the capacity to avoid objects. After DJI's announcement, GoPro shares declined 0.77 percent to $16.79.
The two companies are competing fiercely in the burgeoning consumer drone market. Founded in 2006, DJI has a share of about 70 percent of the world's consumer drone market. In addition to consumer drones, DJI launched its first agricultural drone last year.
GoPro, which was founded by surfers who wanted to record some waves, is in need of a new hit product. The release of its Karma drone was delayed from earlier this year. Both companies are now facing fierce competition from Chinese drone makers, such as EHang Inc and Yuneec International.
"Easy-to-carry and foldable drones represent the future development trend in the consumer drone market. DJI is likely to maintain a dominant position worldwide in technology, marketing and channels, compared with its rivals," said Zhao Ziming, an analyst at internet constancy Analysys in Beijing.
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There are more China-wonders on the line... Not just the DJI.
China Daily, September 29, 2016
Compact drone Mavic Pro, made by DJI Innovation Technology Co. [Photo provided to China Daily]
DJI Innovation Technology Co, China's largest commercial drone manufacturer, unveiled its foldable and compact drone Mavic Pro on Wednesday, to compete with US action camera manufacturer GoPro Inc's new Karma quadcopter.
Mavic Pro is DJI's first personal drone designed to be taken just about anywhere. Its folding design compresses the entire drone to the size of a water bottle.
It is equipped with a stabilized 4K camera and a visual navigation system, with 27-minute flight time, and can be controlled by a smartphone, according to the company.
The Mavic Pro is also able to avoid obstacles, follow users as they walk around and circle subjects, and fly at a constant height. Users can control the drone completely with just their gestures and take a hands-free selfie. It is priced at $999 with the remote control included.
Compact drone Mavic Pro, made by DJI Innovation Technology Co. [Photo provided to China Daily]
The $799 Karma launched by GoPro last week features a compact design which can fit in a small backpack. The company also unveiled the action camera Hero 5 and the smaller, cube-shaped Hero5 Session.
GoPro said its Karma drone can operate for 20 minutes, but it lacks the capacity to avoid objects. After DJI's announcement, GoPro shares declined 0.77 percent to $16.79.
The two companies are competing fiercely in the burgeoning consumer drone market. Founded in 2006, DJI has a share of about 70 percent of the world's consumer drone market. In addition to consumer drones, DJI launched its first agricultural drone last year.
GoPro, which was founded by surfers who wanted to record some waves, is in need of a new hit product. The release of its Karma drone was delayed from earlier this year. Both companies are now facing fierce competition from Chinese drone makers, such as EHang Inc and Yuneec International.
"Easy-to-carry and foldable drones represent the future development trend in the consumer drone market. DJI is likely to maintain a dominant position worldwide in technology, marketing and channels, compared with its rivals," said Zhao Ziming, an analyst at internet constancy Analysys in Beijing.
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There are more China-wonders on the line... Not just the DJI.
DJI faces US giant? Who is the giant? I thought DJI itself is already a giant in drone market. Go pro is just a small fry. What giant?DJI takes on US drone giant with latest airborne offering
China Daily, September 29, 2016
Compact drone Mavic Pro, made by DJI Innovation Technology Co. [Photo provided to China Daily]
DJI Innovation Technology Co, China's largest commercial drone manufacturer, unveiled its foldable and compact drone Mavic Pro on Wednesday, to compete with US action camera manufacturer GoPro Inc's new Karma quadcopter.
Mavic Pro is DJI's first personal drone designed to be taken just about anywhere. Its folding design compresses the entire drone to the size of a water bottle.
It is equipped with a stabilized 4K camera and a visual navigation system, with 27-minute flight time, and can be controlled by a smartphone, according to the company.
The Mavic Pro is also able to avoid obstacles, follow users as they walk around and circle subjects, and fly at a constant height. Users can control the drone completely with just their gestures and take a hands-free selfie. It is priced at $999 with the remote control included.
Compact drone Mavic Pro, made by DJI Innovation Technology Co. [Photo provided to China Daily]
The $799 Karma launched by GoPro last week features a compact design which can fit in a small backpack. The company also unveiled the action camera Hero 5 and the smaller, cube-shaped Hero5 Session.
GoPro said its Karma drone can operate for 20 minutes, but it lacks the capacity to avoid objects. After DJI's announcement, GoPro shares declined 0.77 percent to $16.79.
The two companies are competing fiercely in the burgeoning consumer drone market. Founded in 2006, DJI has a share of about 70 percent of the world's consumer drone market. In addition to consumer drones, DJI launched its first agricultural drone last year.
GoPro, which was founded by surfers who wanted to record some waves, is in need of a new hit product. The release of its Karma drone was delayed from earlier this year. Both companies are now facing fierce competition from Chinese drone makers, such as EHang Inc and Yuneec International.
"Easy-to-carry and foldable drones represent the future development trend in the consumer drone market. DJI is likely to maintain a dominant position worldwide in technology, marketing and channels, compared with its rivals," said Zhao Ziming, an analyst at internet constancy Analysys in Beijing.
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There are more China-wonders on the line... Not just the DJI.
Even American has to admit, the Chinese is better or simply best.
They cannot do that, this action will only make China stronger
http://phandroid.com/2016/09/27/dji-mavic-pro-vs-gopro-karma-which-to-buy/
Below the article has a poll asking which to buy. I don't think we need a genius to find out the result
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DJI is no doubt the dominant player in the US drone market. Its market share in the US market varies by different resources, but no doubt DJI captures almost 3/4 of the US market!DJI faces US giant? Who is the giant? I thought DJI itself is already a giant in drone market. Go pro is just a small fry. What giant?
Even American has to admit, the Chinese is better or simply best.
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Most of them do not know it is a China company. LOL.
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I thought TCL and Hifiman were foreign brands for a long time.
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I'm not sure if they can handle that financially and technically
The DJI drone has spy system install onboard to serve PLA. It s better Indian army use made in India drone.
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The DJI drone has spy system install onboard to serve PLA. It s better Indian army use made in India drone.
I remember China put export ban on certain drones intended for military use. But they can definitely utilize civilian ones like this DJI drone.
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I think there is nothing worth spying there.The DJI drone has spy system install onboard to serve PLA. It s better Indian army use made in India drone.
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RIP. Gopro KARMA
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