Engineering:DJI Neo

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Short description: Chinese unmanned aerial vehicle
DJI Neo
Neo in flight
Neo in flight
General information
TypeUnmanned aerial vehicle
National originChina
ManufacturerDJI
History
Manufacturedsince 2024
Introduction dateSeptember 2024

The DJI Neo is a teleoperated ultra-compact quadcopter-selfie-drone, manufactured by the Chinese technology company DJI.

Design and developement

Model number DN1A0626[1]

The Neo was unveiled on 5 September 2024.[2] Weighing 135 grams, it is the lightest drone that the manufacturer has brought to market to date (as of 2025). This makes the drone suitable for hand launch and landing. Due to its low weight, it is a Class C0 UAS. The drone can be controlled remotely via voice input, app or RC control.[3] It is intended for use in vlogs and selfies. With the compatible goggles, the drone can also be flown from a first-person view. The Video transmission works via OcuSync 4. The Neo is considered the successor to the DJI Spark, which was released in 2017 but was significantly heavier at 300 grams.[4][5]

Technical data

Source: Manufacturer's website[6]

DJI Neo
UAS-Class 75px
Release Year 2024
Max Takeoff Weight 135 g
Dimensions (with propeller) 130 × 157 × 48,5 mm
Max. flight time 18 Minutes (without propeller guard)
Obstacle avoidance Downwards
Max Service Ceiling Above Sea Level 2000 m
Max Range 10 km (FCC) 6 km (CE)
Max Ascent Speed 3 m/s
Max Descent Speed 2 m/s
Max Wind Speed Resistance 8 m/s
Max Speed 16 m/s
Max Photo Resolution 12 MP
Max Video Resolution 4K/30 fps
Image sensor 1/2″ CMOS
Lens 14 mm
Field of view 117,6°
Aperture f/2,8
Zoom without
Gimbal 1-axis
ISO photo 100 – 6400
ISO video 100 – 6400
Shutter speed 1/10 s – 1/16.000 s
Max. video bitrate 75 Mbit/s
Photo format JPEG
Video format MP4
Battery type Li-Ion
Battery 1435 mAh
Positioning GPS + Galileo + BeiDou
Transmission system OcuSync 4
Internal memory 22 GB
Operating Temperature Range −10 to 40 °C

References

  • DJI Neo on the manufacturer's website