DJI Faces Copycat Products as US Pressure Mounts

A new wearable action camera, expected in US stores soon, looks strikingly similar to products made by Chinese tech giant DJI. This comes as DJI itself faces increased tariffs and scrutiny from American authorities. The camera, called the Xtra ATTO, is the latest in a series of "clone" products mimicking DJI's designs. DJI is the world leader in drones and camera stabilizers. The company is now battling on two fronts. It faces political pressure and trade barriers in the US market. At the same time, competitors are releasing look-alike products. Industry experts say this situation is unprecedented for the market-dominant firm. The copycat products add a new challenge as DJI manages complex international trade relations. The Xtra ATTO action camera is predicted to launch in the United States by mid-year.