PetaPixel DJI Appeals US Court’s Decision to Uphold ‘Chinese Military Company’ Designation


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A close-up shot of the DJI Mini 3 Pro drone in flight, showing its front-facing camera, gimbal, and propellers. The background is a blurred, light brown landscape, highlighting the drone's details. The model name MINI 3 PRO is visible on one of its arms.

Late last month, DJI lost its lawsuit against the Pentagon, meaning that the Chinese technology company would remain designated a "Chinese Military Company" in the United States. DJI has officially appealed the decision.

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