Fantastically fun to build and drive. Has a turret that shoots stuff. Very fun wheels that turn without turning. Great app with nearly limitless programming opportunities. Good programming intro for ...

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Not content with dominating the drone market and even taking on action-cam specialist GoPro with its own box of tricks, DJI is now turning its attention to the world of educational robots with the ...

DJI is already the worldwide leader for drones, and despite recently taking aim at GoPro with new Osmo Action, it’s venturing into yet another market with the new Robomaster S1. While this might seem ...

DJI is perhaps best known for its drones but, at its core, it is a robotics company. It has dabbled in every aspect related to robotics, from computer vision to AI to mechanical engineering. While ...

RoboMaster, the annual robotics competition created by DJI, the world’s leader in civilian drones and creative imaging technology, is now open for registration. RoboMaster is open to universities and ...

Less than a month after launching its first-ever action camera, DJI is now introducing its first educational robot, The RoboMaster S1, which the company says has been in development for two years, was ...

Everyone knows DJI for its drones and gimbals, but its newest device is a little more grounded. The $499 RoboMaster S1 is a tank-like remote control rover packed a wealth of movement options, a ...

DJI’s move into robots may seem sudden to the casual onlooker, but the company has been building a name for itself in the world of battling robots through its RoboMaster competition in China each year ...

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