DJI sues Insta360 over 360-degree drone — days ahead of launching its own.
By Sean Hollister
Published on March 25, 2026.
The world's largest company, however, is suing Insta360 for copyright infringement, claiming that its employees gave birth to the wrong information. The lawsuit comes just days before the company is set to launch its own 360-degree drone, the second time it has been reported. The company claims that Instaogan hired its employees to produce the inaccurate information.
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