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I get the impression that the Chinese government constantly violets intellectual property of American companies. I'd have no problems if the US government copie
by fma 9y ago
I get the impression that the Chinese government constantly violets intellectual property of American companies. I'd have no problems if the US government copies DJI designs for military purposes. Return the favor.
- seanmcdirmid 9y agoThe basic stabilization work was done in American universities (Stanford 2004 to be precise), so I think it is more of a value proposition (mass produced, cheap).
- abakker 9y agoReplying to this thread as a whole. I talked to a General in the army netcom a week after that ban, specifically, I was presenting on the commercial drone market uses. At the time of the ban, the army indicated that they had several thousand DJI drones grounded by that order.
- hrowaway183 9y agoHave you actually bought one before? They are the most expensive in the industry. Saying all the work on stabilization is done by the US simply shows you have a lack of understanding what make a drone great. DJI has one of the best flight times. It’s image stabilisation and video quality is unmatched in the industry. Its ability to handle wind turbulence and object avoidance is second to none. Not to mention it’s software features is top notch. All these count to make it the most popular drone in the industry. P.s I know you love to trash talk China and say America is great all the time. But I think you are stereotyping a bit here. The amount of bias in your comments is quite obvious. Make is question how you are a researcher. Learn to judge something by its merits.