this is a strange acquisition, or majority ownership purchase, does dji use hasselblad lenses for their drones? i have the phantom 4, my guess is no. perhaps that's what will change, though it seems hasselblad is in the business primarily of making standalone bodies and lenses, it seems a bit orthogonal to dji's current business.
A top quality camera deeply integrated with a reliable, easy to operate drone could be a boon for wedding photography and film making.
Surprising that it's this way arround. Hassleblad has a very good name with professional photographers.