The centerpiece of the exhibit, located in Hall 20-129, is the Osmo 360 II. This flagship device aims to leverage over a decade of imaging research to capture panoramic video at 8K resolution and 60 frames per second. Beyond specialized cameras, DJI is expanding its footprint into the residential sector with new cleaning technology and home energy systems, including a balcony solar array.

Visitors to the booth can also test the recently launched Osmo Pocket 4P and the Mic Mini 2S. The Pocket 4P features a dual-lens system, including a 1-inch CMOS sensor capable of 17 stops of dynamic range, while the Mic Mini 2S offers 32-bit float recording and AI-driven noise cancellation. The broader display will span DJI’s entire portfolio, from consumer drones like the Mavic 4 Pro and Neo 2 to enterprise and agricultural tools such as the Matrice 4E and Agras T100. To engage the public, the company will host four professional workshops on September 5th and 6th, offering hands-on training for drone piloting and creative handheld photography.