Amsterdam – September 11, 2026 -- DJI will stage the international premiere of its SDR Transmission 2 wireless video system at IBC 2026, running September 11-14 at RAI Amsterdam, booth 12.G75.
SDR Transmission 2 targets multi-camera production teams with switchable transceiver design
The new wireless video transmission system features a design that can switch between transmitter and receiver roles, a feature DJI says suits small to mid-sized film and video teams producing commercials, documentaries, short films, feature films or livestreams with multiple cameras. DJI states the system delivers improved stability, interference resistance and signal penetration over its earlier SDR technology. Full specifications will follow the product launch on September 17.
Osmo 360 II raises sensor utilization by 25 percent for low-light 360-degree capture
The Osmo 360 II applies DJI's panorama imaging technology, built on more than two decades of development, with a square HDR image sensor that DJI says increases sensor utilization by 25 percent while cutting power consumption. Paired with AI SuperNight 2.0, the camera is designed for clear low-light footage and includes swappable rugged lenses plus 105 GB of built-in storage. The camera becomes officially available in Europe on September 15.
Handheld lineup spans Osmo Pocket 4P's 17-stop dynamic range to award-winning Ronin stabilizers
The Osmo Pocket 4P, a gimbal-equipped cinema camera with two lenses, uses LOFIC technology to reach a 17-stop dynamic range for balanced highlights and shadows regardless of shooting conditions. DJI's handheld range at the stand also includes the DJI Mic Mini 2S, Osmo Nano, Osmo Action 6 and Osmo Mobile 8P, alongside the Ronin series -- winner of an Engineering, Science and Technology Emmy Award -- featuring the RS 5 stabilizer and the Ronin 4D cinema camera with integrated 4-axis stabilization. The Ronin 2, holder of an Oscar Scientific and Technical Award, will also be shown alongside Focus Pro, RS 4 Pro, RS 4, RS 4 Mini and the original SDR Transmission.
Aerial lineup adds Avata 360, an 8K drone for 360-degree footage launched this year
DJI's aerial camera range on display includes the Avata 360, the entry-level Lito series, the Neo 2 follow-me drone, the Flip vlogging drone, the Mini 5 Pro with a large CMOS sensor, the dual-camera Air 3S, the three-lens Mavic 4 Pro, and the Inspire 3 for high-end aerial cinematography.
DJI Power series delivers up to 3,000W output at 26 dB for on-location production
The DJI Power portable power station line offers fast-charging capability, up to 3,000 W of output and operation as quiet as 26 dB, aimed at supporting production efficiency and workflow away from fixed power sources. The series adds SDC ports enabling fast charging of compatible DJI devices, with the Power 2000, Power 1000 Mini, Power 1000 V2, Power Expansion Battery 2000 and Power Super Fast Car Chargers on show.
Enterprise tools including FlyCart 100 and Matrice 4 Thermal target agriculture and logistics efficiency
DJI is also presenting industrial solutions -- the FlyCart 100, Matrice 4 Thermal and Mavic 3M -- built for operational applications intended to raise efficiency and productivity in sectors including agriculture and aerial logistics.
Ten workshops on September 11-12 cover imaging tools from RS 5 to Osmo 360 II
DJI is running film-industry workshops twice daily on September 11 and 12, open to all IBC attendees, covering topics from the RS 5 stabilizer and Enhanced Intelligent Tracking Module to the Ronin 4D, Inspire 3, Avata 360, Neo 2 and Osmo 360 II paired with the DJI Mic series.