DJI has filed two patent lawsuits against Arashi Vision Inc., which does business as Insta360, related to Insta360’s new Luna gimbal camera. According to the reported court filings, DJI alleges that Insta360 infringes DJI patents connected to the Osmo Pocket line. One lawsuit focuses on design patent claims, with DJI alleging two separate design infringements. The second lawsuit focuses on utility patent claims, with DJI alleging four utility patent infringements. TechRadar reports that DJI characterizes the alleged copying of its Pocket 3 vlogging camera as “blatant” and seeks a ban or injunction against the sales of Insta360 Luna cameras. Android Authority similarly describes the disputes as two separate actions involving a total of six alleged patent infringements. Across the sources, the core allegation is that Insta360’s Luna product infringes multiple DJI patents tied to the Osmo Pocket family. The filings and requested remedies, including an injunction, are central points, though the specific patent numbers and legal arguments are not detailed in the provided summaries.