Like most drone companies (Skydio etc.), they haven’t been able to keep up with DJI and have moved out of the consumer space and into the regulatory captured sp

Like most drone companies (Skydio etc.), they haven’t been able to keep up with DJI and have moved out of the consumer space and into the regulatory captured space with Blue UAS/NDAA compliant drones and high end enterprise offerings for organizations who can’t buy DJI. Their products are available only through dealers/resellers and only their expensive enterprise options are still in production. Parrot were quite cool; they had one of the only fixed wing consumer drones (Disco) and always offered some of the most open APIs and best SDKs for their drones. Unfortunately their products don’t really hold a candle to modern DJI in terms of flight characteristics and especially wireless link.