DJI Is Suing Insta360 for Violating Multiple Osmo Pocket Patents
DJI says Insta360’s Luna cameras copy its Osmo Pocket design and utility patents and is seeking an injunction, damages and enhanced relief.
- On Thursday, June 11, DJI filed two lawsuits in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Texas against Arashi Vision Inc., doing business as Insta360, alleging infringement of design and utility patents.
- DJI claims Insta360's new Luna line of gimbal cameras, including the Insta360 Luna Ultra, "blatantly copy" the architecture and features of the DJI Osmo Pocket 3.
- The lawsuits allege four utility patent violations, including gimbal control methods and real-time subject tracking, plus two design patent infringements concerning the elongated handheld body and integrated module design.
- While Insta360 declined to comment, sources indicate the company is preparing patent countersuits against DJI in the United States regarding its own utility patents for gimbal and 360-degree cameras.
- Amid DJI's restricted U.S. market access due to the FCC's "Covered list" status, Insta360 currently enjoys unrivaled availability for its first-generation Luna series in the market.
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DJI Is Suing Insta360 for Violating Multiple Osmo Pocket Patents
DJI has filed two patent lawsuits against Arashi Vision Inc., which does business as Insta360, regarding its new Luna gimbal camera. One lawsuit alleges two violations of design patents while the other alleges four utility patent violations.
DJI Sues Insta360 In Texas Over Luna Pocket Cameras, And Insta360 Fires Back
DJI filed two patent infringement lawsuits against Insta360 on June 11, 2026, in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Texas, accusing the rival camera maker’s new Luna Pro and Luna Ultra gimbal cameras of copying the design and core technology of its Osmo Pocket line. One suit asserts two design patents covering the Osmo Pocket’s appearance. The second asserts four utility patents covering gimbal control and subject tracking. DJI …
Two of the biggest new camera companies are suing each other
Product renderings: Insta360 and DJI DJI and Insta360 have filed patent infringement suits against each other in the U.S., just days after Insta360 launched its new Luna gimbal camera line and amid the buildup for the Osmo Pocket 4P. Indeed, the two devices are remarkably similar: they are both handheld vlogging cameras with two lenses and integrated gimbals, and a similar form-factor. DJI fired first, filing two lawsuits on June 10, the same da…
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