DJI Sues Insta360 Over Alleged Drone and Image Processing Patent Violations

DJI Sues Insta360 as Rivalry Escalates From Products to Patents

DJI Sues Insta360 as Rivalry Escalates From Products to Patents - Lawsuit escalates a rivalry between the two Chinese hardware makers as they encroach on each other’s core markets

DJI Sues Insta360 Over Alleged Drone and Image Processing Patent Violations

DJI has filed a lawsuit against fellow Chinese tech giant Insta360, alleging patent infringement. DJI claims Insta360, through its parent company Arashi Vision, violated six patents related to drone flight control, image processing, and hardware design.

DJI sues Insta360 days before Avata 360 drone launch

Just as DJI is gearing up to unveil its first-ever 360-degree FPV drone, the Avata 360, the company has launched a legal offensive against its fastest-rising rival, Insta360. And this time, the battle isn’t about specs or features — it’s about who owns the underlying technology powering the next era of drones. more…

DJI sues rival Insta360 for alleged patent infringement ahead of new drone debut

DJI claims some of the patents were based on inventions made by one or more former employees within one year of them leaving the company.

DJI files patent lawsuit against Insta360 over six disputed technologies · TechNode

DJI has recently filed a lawsuit against Insta360 at the Shenzhen Intermediate People’s Court in Guangdong Province. The case involves disputes over the ownership of six patents, with several former core DJI R&D employees allegedly involved. The court has accepted the case. This marks the first time DJI has initiated a patent ownership dispute in China. The patents in question are mainly related to key technological areas such as drone flight co…

DJI sues Insta360 in China, escalating patent dispute in sports imaging market

Competition in China's action camera and drone markets is intensifying, as DJI has filed a lawsuit against rival Insta360, marking a sharp escalation in a rivalry that had already been spilling across product lines.