DJI Guangdong
DJI occupies nearly 85% of the global consumer drone market share, and has almost become synonymous with drones. Before DJI, drones were only used in professional or military fields, with complex operations and a price of tens of thousands of yuan, which was difficult for ordinary consumers to reach. Starting with an autonomous flight control system, DJI has lowered the price of professional drones to a price similar to that of mobile phones. Later, it successively launched flight control systems, gimbal systems, multi-rotor aircraft, small multi-rotor all-in-one aircraft and other product series, creating a number of new markets. DJI is also a leading manufacturer of small cameras, and has invested in Hasselblad as its largest shareholder, making a significant contribution to the field of video shooting. In January 2013, DJI released the Phantom1, the industry's first ready-to-fly, small, all-in-one quadcopter with a built-in GPS module, named the Phantom. Quadcopter drones eliminate fixed wings and moving parts, making them more portable and more reliable. Subsequently, DJI successively launched the Dawn, Yu, Wu, and Tello series of aircraft. Spark & Mavic Mini Spark is lightweight, easy to use and easy to carry.
