内容来源：https://www.engadget.com/2219451/fcc-to-ban-companies-selling-dji-products-under-other-brands/

内容总结：

突发：美国FCC拟全面封杀多家中企“贴牌”大疆无人机产品

美国联邦通信委员会（FCC）近日提出一项新的禁令提案，计划禁止多家涉嫌以其他品牌名义销售“翻新”或“贴牌”大疆（DJI）无人机及摄影设备的公司进入美国市场。被点名的企业包括Cogito、Fikaxo、Lyno Dynamics、Skyhigh Tech、Spatial Hover、SZ Knowact、WaveGo、Xtra及XAG，理由是其产品对美国国家安全构成“不可接受的风险”。

此项禁令不仅针对当前在售产品，还包括那些被怀疑是“旧款大疆产品重新包装”的型号。FCC指出，这些企业规避了此前针对“受管制清单”产品的进口与销售限制。就在一周前，FCC还曾建议对上述企业处以每项2.5万美元的罚款，原因是它们未回应监管机构关于其是否销售清单内产品的正式问询。

2025年12月，FCC已将“所有外国制造的无人机及相关组件”纳入该“受管制清单”，禁止其在美进口和销售。大疆作为该政策下受影响最显著的企业，对禁令表示失望，并重申其数据安全指控“缺乏事实依据，实为保护主义行为，违背开放市场原则”。

值得注意的是，FCC最初规定该清单仅适用于“新型号”，而此次提案明确将“某些此前已获授权的设备”也纳入封杀范围，这些设备被指为大疆旧款产品的“换壳”版本。据科技媒体The Verge解读，FCC在2025年10月已通过投票获得“追溯性”禁止清单内公司设备的权力，本次提案可能是该权力的首次动用。

目前，FCC已就上述公司是否确实销售“贴牌”大疆产品公开征求公众意见，并要求提供“具体证据”。征询期将持续30天。

中文翻译：

美国联邦通信委员会计划禁止以其他品牌销售大疆产品的公司
拟议禁令涵盖旧款大疆产品的换壳版本。
美国联邦通信委员会（FCC）希望禁止涉嫌将大疆无人机及摄像头进行贴牌和换壳销售的公司所生产的产品。具体而言，该机构正考虑禁止Cogito、Fikaxo、Lyno Dynamics、Skyhigh Tech、Spatial Hover、SZ Knowact、WaveGo、Xtra及XAG等公司的产品进口与销售，理由是其对美国国家安全构成“不可接受的风险”。
一周前，FCC仅提议对上述公司处以2.5万美元罚款，因其规避该机构关于是否销售列入美国“受管制清单”产品的官方问询。2025年12月，该委员会将所有新生产的外国无人机及零部件增列入该清单——这是专门针对因国家安全问题而禁止进口及在美销售的产品目录。大疆或许是受此禁令影响最突出的企业。该公司向Engadget表示，对FCC的决定感到失望，并坚称对其“数据安全的担忧缺乏证据支撑，实则反映的是保护主义，违背了开放市场原则”。
当FCC宣布将外国产无人机纳入受管制清单时，曾明确该规则仅适用于新型号。而本次拟议禁令则涵盖“部分此前获授权的设备”，这些设备被怀疑是旧款大疆产品的换壳版本。据The Verge解释，FCC于2025年10月投票决定赋予自身追溯禁止受管制清单中企业相关设备的权力。此次提案或将成为该机构首次行使该权力。
FCC现就上述企业销售大疆换壳无人机及摄像头的结论，向公众征集“具体证据”的意见。在接下来30天内，该机构将接受公众反馈。

英文来源：

FCC plans to ban companies selling DJI products under other brands
The proposed ban includes re-shelled versions of old DJI products.
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) wants to ban products from companies suspected to be selling rebranded and re-shelled DJI drones and cameras. Specifically, the agency is looking to prohibit the importation and marketing of products from Cogito, Fikaxo, Lyno Dynamics, Skyhigh Tech, Spatial Hover, SZ Knowact, WaveGo, Xtra and XAG, explaining that they "pose an unacceptable risk" to US national security.
A week ago, the FCC only proposed slapping the companies with $25,000 fines for evading the agency's official inquiries on whether they're marketing products under the country's Covered List. In December 2025, the commission added all new foreign-made drones and components to that list, which is specifically for products that are prohibited from being imported into and sold in the United States due to national security concerns. DJI was perhaps the most prominent company affected by the ban. The company told Engadget it was disappointed by the agency's decision and remained firm that concerns about its "data security have not been grounded in evidence and instead reflect protectionism, contrary to the principles of an open market."
When the commission announced the addition of foreign-made drones to the Covered List, it said the rule would only apply to new models. This proposed ban includes "certain previously authorized equipment" suspected of being re-shelled versions of old DJI products. As The Verge explains, the commission voted in October 2025 to give itself the power to retroactively ban devices from companies in the Covered List. This proposal could be the first time the commission is wielding that power.
The FCC is asking the public for comments with "specific evidence" regarding its conclusion that the aforementioned companies are selling re-shelled DJI drones and cameras. It will accept comments from the public over the next 30 days.