Not at all. They are similar in that they both fly, and have a camera. The selling point of the Lily, and the holy Grail of drones is a self flying drone. One

Not at all. They are similar in that they both fly, and have a camera. The selling point of the Lily, and the holy Grail of drones is a self flying drone. One that anyone can throw up into the air, follows you around, and gets nice aerial shots while avoiding obstacles and landing safely. At the time, DJI didn't even have these features on drones that cost several times that, so it seemed ridiculous that a startup could provide these features at a price lower than anything else. Even now, there is no drone that exists that provides that experience, but that is what Lily was marketing.