Dajiang does not do military drones

**DJI's Development Strategy** In Dajiang's innovative R&D lab, we are continuously preparing cutting-edge technologies for the next 2–3 years. We integrate creativity and imagination to apply these advanced scientific achievements in solving various practical industrial and commercial problems through our products. DJI Innovation has always been committed to a philosophy of innovation and originality. Our product development is highly advanced and rigorous, ensuring that every new product launched offers stronger and more stable performance than its competitors on the market. While leading in technology and quality, DJI also maintains an innovative and forward-thinking approach in product marketing and corporate culture. It seems that being a pioneer is embedded in our DNA, guiding the industry toward transformation. DJI believes that only by continuously delivering better products and technologies can we truly serve the market and customers to the fullest. **DJI Spark: A Colorful Entry into the Drone Market** As a new product line introduced this year, the Spark aims to fill the low-end segment of the market with its colorful design, targeting younger users. Its compact size allows it to fit in your pocket, making it easy to carry and take off with just one hand. Equipped with a two-axis gimbal and a battery life of less than 20 minutes, it’s not ideal for high-altitude aerial photography but is perfect for daily self-timers, social media videos, and short clips. The target audience includes students, young professionals, influencers, and content creators who want to try out drone technology without a big investment. **DJI Mavic Pro: Portable and Powerful for Beginners** Known as “Yujie,” the Mavic Pro is one of the most innovative products from DJI in recent years and is the top choice for beginners. Its foldable design allows the entire unit to be stored in a bottle of water. With a flight time of 25 minutes, it stands out in the industry. It features obstacle avoidance in front and below, and can record 4K video at 30fps, making it great for capturing high-quality footage. Ideal for first-time aerial photographers, travel enthusiasts, and hobbyists looking to get started with drones. **DJI Phantom (Elves) Series: Classic Design for Professionals** The Elves series is the oldest in DJI’s lineup, now reaching its fourth generation. Its streamlined design and balanced weight offer superior wind resistance and flight performance compared to the Mavic Pro. The upgraded sensor delivers image quality that surpasses 90% of consumer-grade drones, making it a favorite among professional studios. However, the Elves series is large and not portable, making it more suitable for car owners or those who don’t mind carrying a larger package. It’s also ideal for individuals with a higher budget, and there’s even a more affordable Phantom SE model for students or those wanting to experience drone flying. **DJI Inspire (Enlightenment) Series: High Performance for Filmmakers** The Inspire series represents the pinnacle of consumer drones, designed specifically for professional filmmaking. With a carbon fiber body and a top speed of 96 km/h, it supports 5.2K lossless video recording. This powerful machine is built for professionals in film, video production, and aerial photography. However, it is bulky and not recommended for casual users unless they are serious about aerial filming. **Does DJI Make Military Drones?** DJI UAVs have never been used for military purposes and are strictly for civilian use. Looking ahead, DJI is expanding into industry applications. Currently, DJI is the leading consumer drone company globally, with over 70% market share. The Elf 3 series revolutionized the consumer drone market, and the latest Phantom 4 offers up to 28 minutes of flight time—25% longer than previous models. With a range of 5 km for image transmission and flight control, it’s easy to fly and capture stunning shots. The Phantom 4 also introduces three key innovations: obstacle perception, smart follow, and point-and-fly, all powered by AI. For those spending over 10,000 yuan, the Inspire 1 dual control version paired with the Zenith X5 camera offers powerful imaging capabilities in a compact form. The X5R captures 4K lossless video, giving filmmakers more flexibility in post-production. The Zenith X5 series also supports interchangeable lenses and remote adjustments, offering versatility for professionals. In the second half of the year, DJI released several new models, including the Mavic 2, Phantom 4 Pro, and Inspire 2, along with new cameras and handheld devices like the Lingbi, Shadow, and Jingwei M100, solidifying its position as a leader in aerial imaging systems. **Applications of DJI Drones** 1. **Agriculture**: Drones help increase crop yields by collecting aerial data, enabling farmers to monitor crops efficiently, adjust inputs, detect diseases early, and manage resources more precisely. 2. **Energy**: Drones assist in safe and efficient inspections of remote equipment, helping energy companies identify potential hazards and improve maintenance operations. 3. **Public Safety**: In emergencies, drones provide real-time monitoring and search capabilities, improving response efficiency and saving lives. 4. **Media**: Drones offer a unique perspective for journalists, photographers, and content creators, allowing them to capture stories from new angles. 5. **Infrastructure**: Drones enable project managers to monitor construction progress, spot hidden issues, and ensure smooth project execution. 6. **Construction**: By using drone mapping, construction teams can track project progress, manage large-scale projects with multiple contractors, and make informed decisions.

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