DJI sues Insta360 over claimed Luna gimbal patent violations - Red Shark News

This was the week DJI fought back with evidence. An independent US cybersecurity firm bought DJI gear off the shelf, tested it for five months, and found nothing; the FCC comment docket crossed 3,000; and the FAA turned 11 World Cup stadiums into no-drone zones with FBI seizure authority. Five stories — in priority order, with our take on each.

DJI filed two patent suits against Insta360 the day after the $769 Luna Ultra launched — going after its rival's gimbal cam design and tracking tech. Countersuits reportedly coming, but the likely ending: a cross-licensing deal by next year.