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DJI loses lawsuit over Pentagon's 'Chinese military company' list

It's been nearly a year since DJI sued the Department of Defense over its designation as a "Chinese military company." On Friday, a judge ruled against the drone maker. US District Judge Paul Friedman ...
Digi Times

Cross-industry rivalry heats up as DJI, Insta360, and Dreametech diversify product portfolios

As the consumer electronics market matures, leading companies are exploring new growth by entering each other's sectors. Recently, DJI Technology, Insta360, and Dreametech have expanded beyond drones, ...
Bloomberg L.P.

No New Foreign Drones to Be Allowed in US Under FCC Rules

The US Federal Communications Commission said it would ban most foreign-made drones and critical components for unmanned aircraft systems going forward, a day ahead of a deadline for adding Chinese ...
AOL

FCC Takes Next Step Toward Banning DJI Drones in the US

If a DJI drone has been on your wish list, you might want to get one while you still can. A vote last week by the FCC could mean that future products from drone maker DJI (and products made with some ...
FLYING Magazine on MSN

FCC Partially Reverses Foreign Drone Ban—But Not For DJI

Federal Communications Commission exempts drones and critical components on the Pentagon’s Blue List from a sweeping ban.

The U.S. Government Just Followed Through on Its Ban of DJI Drones—and It’s So Much ...

By the time you read this, the widespread embargo on every foreign-made consumer drone will be in effect. That’s essentially ...
Morning Overview on MSN

FCC chair heads to CES, will DJI’s ban finally get addressed?

The fight over Chinese drones has moved from obscure defense legislation into the brightest spotlight in tech. As the Federal ...