GoPro will showcase the brand-new MISSION 1 series of cameras at the DEMA exhibition in 2026
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GoPro indicates that in 2026, MISSION series of cameras and accessories will be showcased on DEMA Show, along with the launch of a diving kit; the company also plans to collaborate with SSI to carry out training, content development, and specialized courses.
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San Mateo, California, USA, November 3rd / PRNewswire / -- GoPro , Inc . (Nasdaq ticker: GPRO ) is showcasing its brand-new MISSION 1 series of cameras and accessories on DEMA Show in 2026. DEMA Show is the largest trade show in the diving, marine water sports, and adventure diving tourism industries, held from November 3rd to 6th in New Orleans. Attendees can visit booth number 137 at GoPro to experience the new camera lineup, which includes a special MISSION 1 PRO diving kit, and participate in specialized training courses jointly organized by GoPro and PADI ®.

GoPro also announced plans to collaborate with Scuba Schools International ( SSI ) to provide training for divers, content production, and specialized courses related to GoPro.

At the DEMA exhibition, attendees can purchase a special diving kit that includes a MISSION 1 PRO camera and a dual-battery charger, which is convenient for recharging the second battery between dives. The kit is priced at $779.99 and comes with a diving protective case as well as a PADI Distinctive Specialty course. This course teaches divers how to take better videos and photos underwater, as well as how to use the GoPro's Quik application to edit their footage.

Diving-oriented MISSION 1 PRO

MISSION 1 PRO is equipped with a 1-inch sensor and low-light performance, designed to capture the colors and details of coral reefs, marine life, and underwater landscapes. The video quality can reach up to 8K60. One of its 13 intelligent shooting modes, Dive Mode, is aimed at enhancing underwater color accuracy and reducing noise. The protective case can withstand depths of 196 feet (60 meters), and the anti-fog insert helps to maintain clear images during each dive. The new 40-inch carbon fiber extension rod allows divers to capture wider angles and more scenes.

GoPro collaborates with SSI

GoPro and SSI plan to launch a series of projects targeting the global diving community, combining the camera and content expertise of GoPro with the training, certification, and coaching network of SSI. GoPro will provide specialized content, technical guidance, and product training, while SSI will be responsible for instructional design, course standards, and delivery through its coaching network.

GoPro and PADI Special Courses

GoPro and PADI will organize coaching programs and Distinctive Specialty courses for students and consumers. These practical courses will be held from November 3rd to 5th and will be taught by the GoPro Global Training and Education Team in collaboration with PADI coaches. They are open to PADI divers, free-divers, snorkelers, mermaid divers, as well as uncertified participants.

GoPro Escapes

GoPro Escapes is a multi-day travel experience hosted by GoPro athletes, underwater narrators, and professional dive guides at globally selected destinations. The criteria for choosing destinations include marine life, conservation efforts, visibility, and adventure. Each trip offers small-group experiences and comes with a complete package, aimed at promoting communication and providing iconic GoPro experiences. New destinations include Cozumel, the Galapagos Islands, and Kilauea. To book your next diving adventure, click here.

GoPro, Senior Director of Global Training and Education, Cohen Summers stated: "Our goal is to expand our collaboration with the global diving community, providing divers with the products, training, and destinations they need to make their experiences even more unforgettable. We look forward to meeting with the diving community at DEMA and helping them document and share their underwater adventures."

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GoPro, HERO, MAX, MISSION and their respective designations are trademarks or registered trademarks of GoPro and Inc in the United States and other countries/regions. All other trademarks are owned by their respective owners.

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