DJI Drone Rodeo at CES | The Verge

by John Payne

07 January 2015

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“DJI folks were there to show off their newest unit, the Inspire One, but they also invited a bunch of industry partners to help them demonstrate some of the crazier things people are doing with drones these days. The most prominent sport emerging from the boom in consumer drones is racing — and racing with a first-person view, or FPV racing, using video glasses.”

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