News, deep dives, and analysis — every Drone Companies story, newest first.
This is the master index of every drone company DroneXL covers, from DJI’s consumer empire and Skydio’s enterprise machines to delivery operators like Zipline and defense players like Anduril. Each company page collects our full archive for that manufacturer: breaking news, hands-on reviews, and analysis, newest first. Pick a company below, or start with the feed of company news on this page.
Last updated October 27, 2026 — the feed below updates with every new story.
Wing plans to open about seven Walmart drone hubs across St. Louis at once, from 12 stores it has not published. Manchester hears the pitch Nov. 2.
A judge blocked the Pentagon's lobbyist rule for Alibaba, which says it cost it every lobbyist. DJI's filings show two outside firms working for it.
San Francisco advanced rules for 98 police drones with a narrow warrant clause and no resident notice. Sonoma's ACLU settlement requires both.
Percepto's Axion sells its inspection AI as software for other makers' drones and sensors, under new CEO Julien Bellanger. Its own drones stay.
Amazon says 21 MK30 drones are flying from Markham, Illinois. The FAA's Chicago file, updated October 14, still ends at a July draft with no decision.
Spec sheets show China's drone motor test misses Hobbywing and T-Motor's flagships, its propeller test catches 62-inch blades, and 'rated' is undefined.
An Army official says the Pentagon is artificially inducing drone demand. PDW's CEO wants 12,000 drones a year. No Gauntlet I order reached half.
A month flying the Antigravity A1 from the Follow Me Bundle's watch and ring: gesture control, 12 modes, a wooded trail, and an RC the US can't buy.
DJI, by a wide margin — roughly 3,000 articles, with its own news desk and a separate page for rumors and leaks. Skydio, Autel Robotics, Parrot, Zipline and Amazon's Prime Air follow, and the defense and delivery operators have grown fastest over the past two years.
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