DJI
A private imaging and robotics business whose RoboMaster S1 brings programming to a ground vehicle.15
DJI's imaging and control technology reaches from camera equipment to programmable ground robots. RoboMaster S1 gives a family a physical vehicle to control and program: a way to see code turn into movement. It sits within a much wider business, with its own hardware, software and support to consider.156
Visit DJI ↗From Shenzhen to a broad product business
DJI says it began in 2006, identifies Frank Wang as its founder and places its headquarters in Shenzhen. Its company page describes a privately owned business serving uses from filmmaking to agriculture. The current newsroom shows a broader 2026 portfolio spanning imaging, agricultural products, drone infrastructure and ROMO 2 cleaning products.124
RoboMaster S1 brings programming into a ground vehicle designed for hands-on projects. Its documented RoboMaster Lab environment offers Scratch and Python. For a family, choosing the robot therefore also means choosing the computer or smart device on which to write and run those projects.5
Products and learning projects
DJI’s imaging products and RoboMaster S1 serve different jobs. Its current newsroom also covers agriculture, docks and cleaning products. Each line needs its own specifications, operating instructions and support checks.145
RoboMaster S1
S1's support material describes control from a computer or smart device and programming with Scratch and Python inside RoboMaster Lab. It is an opportunity to connect code with a physical vehicle within a particular software environment. Check an S1's own instructions and features when comparing it with RoboMaster EP or other education products.5
Camera drones and stabilisation systems
DJI supplies camera drones and stabilisation systems for creative and professional work. This is the imaging side of the business; RoboMaster S1 gives programming projects a different form through a ground vehicle.15
Choosing for a household
DJI's S1 download page includes historical documentation and release notes dated September 16, 2020. Those documents help identify and use an existing machine, but do not establish current operating-system compatibility, repair acceptance or new stock. For a resale or remaining-stock offer, ask the seller to demonstrate the setup on your intended device.6
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Sources and notes
- DJI company
DJI’s company account gives 2006 origins, Shenzhen headquarters and private ownership, alongside imaging and professional uses. Product capabilities remain tied to their own sources. Source checked 2026-10-26.
- DJI account of its origins
DJI’s account names Frank Wang as founder. Other broad claims on the page are not adopted as technical credentials or product evidence. Source checked 2026-10-26.
- DJI issuer funding announcement
DJI-authored May 6, 2015 announcement of USD75 million from Accel. One historical investment is not current valuation, lifetime funding, revenue or RoboMaster sales. Source checked 2026-10-26.
- DJI current newsroom
The packet’s October 26 newsroom check establishes portfolio breadth, including imaging, agriculture, docks and ROMO 2. No S1 capability or support refresh follows from those other products. Source checked 2026-10-26.
- RoboMaster S1 support
S1-specific RoboMaster Lab, Scratch and Python documentation. S1 is not EP or EP Core, and support text is not proof of successful current activation on every platform. Source checked 2026-10-26.
- RoboMaster S1 downloads
Historical S1 downloads remain available; the release document is dated September 16, 2020. That date does not establish current stock, repair acceptance, battery availability or operating-system compatibility. Source checked 2026-10-26.
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