影石刘靖康：大疆起诉我们，完全能理解巨头被抢市场的心态

Core Viewpoint - The CEO of YingShi, Liu Jingkang, asserts that the patents involved in the lawsuit are the result of the company's internal innovation and expresses confidence in responding to the legal challenges posed by GoPro and DJI. He highlights the competitive nature of the market and the similarities between their products and those of competitors [1][3]. Group 1 - YingShi has filed numerous patent applications, some of which involve former DJI employees, indicating a strategic approach to innovation [3]. - The company acknowledges the lawsuits from GoPro and DJI as understandable reactions from larger companies facing market share loss, while also noting that many features of DJI's products have been reported as remarkably similar to theirs [3]. - Last year, YingShi's analysis revealed that DJI's patents overlap with 11 hardware/structure, 8 software methods, 6 control methods, and 3 accessory patents, yet YingShi has not initiated any lawsuits against them [3]. Group 2 - YingShi prioritizes research and development over legal battles due to limited resources, focusing on differentiated innovation to expand market share and provide consumers with more choices [3]. - The market has seen an overall growth of over 80%, with new players entering and increasing their sales, while YingShi achieved its highest revenue growth in Q4 of the previous year [3]. - Despite the legal challenges, YingShi invested over 10 million USD to successfully defend against the GoPro lawsuit, reflecting their commitment to protecting their legal rights [3].