The SDR Transmission 2 system arrives as a specialized tool for small to medium-sized production teams, promising enhanced signal stability and interference resistance for everything from live streaming to feature film sets. While technical specifications remain under wraps until September 17, the system is positioned to build upon the performance benchmarks set by its predecessor. Alongside this, the Osmo 360 II enters the market with a new square HDR image sensor that increases utilization by 25 percent, paired with AI SuperNight 2.0 processing to improve low-light performance. The device includes 105 GB of internal storage and replaceable lenses, targeting creators who require durability in varied environmental conditions.

Beyond these launches, the DJI booth in Hall 12.G75 showcases an expansive hardware lineup, including the Osmo Pocket 4P, which utilizes LOFIC technology to achieve a 17-stop dynamic range. The exhibit also highlights the Ronin series, including the RS 5 gimbal and the 4-axis stabilized Ronin 4D. Aerial imaging remains a core focus, with the Avata 360 drone and the Lito series featured alongside portable power solutions like the DJI Power 2000. To support the professional community, the company is hosting daily workshops from September 11 to 12, focusing on practical applications of their gear for cinematic storytelling and aerial production.