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The world's largest drone maker opened its very first store—here's a look inside

Danielle Muoio

2015-12-21T19:53:00Z

DJI, the world's largest manufacturer of consumer drones, opened its very first flagship store Sunday.

Located in Shenzhen, China — a metropolis that links Hong Kong to China's mainland — the store is about 2,625-square-feet. The store will display and sell a number of its series, including the Phatom 3 Series and the Matrice 100, along with a selection of cameras.

Here's a closer look inside the flagship store:

The store is a unique shape with lots of windows to let in light.

The interior architecture is based on the concept of "yuan," which is the Chinese world for circular. This can be seen in the flight area — a circular, closed-off area where pilots perform demonstrations.

There's also a lounge area, repair counter, and movie theater (pictured below) where people can continue to see more aerial drone content captured from around the world.

"Whether you are curious to learn how to fly or a professional looking for the latest aerial imaging technology to create your next big idea, the flagship store will provide you with the opportunity to really experience the DJI brand up close and in person," DJI wrote in a press release.

Reuters/ Tyrone Siu

Visitors can interact with the DJI drones, like the Phatom 3 Series on display here, more than ever before.

It's definitely worth checking out if you're in the area.

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