DJI’s first eVTOL drone debuts where few aircraft can fly

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For nearly two decades, DJI has defined what most people think of when they hear the word “drone.” From the Phantom that helped popularize aerial photography to the Mavic series that made folding camera drones mainstream, the Chinese company has dominated the global civilian quadcopter market. Now, DJI is taking its biggest step beyond that familiar formula.
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