GoPro/YouTube Along with three new action cameras, GoPro announced its first drone — called Karma — during its launch event on Monday.

When the Karma issues arose, GoPro promised free $399 Hero5 cameras to customers who had bought the drone, , and also began selling the Karma grip as an accessory for $299 in January.

GoPro CEO Nick Woodman explains why the company's first drone is called Karma.

Respect the fundamentals This is the first drone released by GoPro. When it is functioning perfectly, the following things are still true: the Karma can’t autonomously follow you around.

GoPro just announced its long-awaited (and long-delayed) flying camera platform: Karma. The folding drone comes in a backpack and features a removable stabilizer as well as a simple controller ...

Shares of action camera maker GoPro have surged in the past week as investors get ready for the reveal of its long-awaited Karma drone. But the stock is still down big this year. Is GoPro too late ...

GoPro's Karma drone will be released on Oct. 23 and will cost $799.99, the company announced on Monday. It works with GoPro's new cameras.

GoPro Inc (NASDAQ: GPRO) has been under a lot of pressure over the past year as camera sales have floundered and its Karma drone was delayed and then recalled. The company will generate revenue of ...

GoPro’s been teasing Karma since May of 2015, and the no-longer-just-an-action-camera company finally unveiled the drone this morning during an event at Squaw Valley Ski Resort in California ...

If the action-camera leader launches a compelling drone, it could turn the company around. Here's a recipe for such a device, plus one killer feature that could be a game-changer.