Wearables are moving from novelty to mission-critical tools for drone pilots. The idea of steering a flying camera from your wrist sounds like science fiction, but it is quickly becoming practical reality for hobbyists and professionals alike. Recent Trends Wearables drive drone UX improvements DJI expands control options with wearables Regulatory focus grows on wearable-based...

When a drone maker injects a spherical camera into a 249-gram airframe, the line between flying camera and cinema rig expands in real time. The Antigravity A1 dares to redefine what a pocket-sized drone can capture, turning every flight into a potential 360-degree storytelling session. For creators chasing immersive footage, this debut signals a shift...

Across industries, the era of one-size-fits-all drones is ending. Enterprise buyers now expect devices that slot into exact workflows, not just fly a few tests. In this new reality, industrial UAV systems must combine rugged build quality, tailored payloads, and reliable support. Jinghong Drone is answering that demand with a growing portfolio of custom industrial...

Wrist-first control unlocks new drone workflows A new frontier in drone control is here: a wrist becomes the cockpit. DJI has updated the Neo 2 so pilots can steer, arm, and land the drone using only an Apple Watch. The update targets Apple Watch Series 8 and newer, including the Ultra models, and relies on...