Garmin Ltd., a company that specializes in selling smartwatches, is currently facing a lawsuit that accuses them of infringing on patents related to wristwatch touchscreens and other watch technology. The lawsuit was brought by Slyde Analytics LLC, a non-practicing entity, in the US District Court for the Eastern District of Texas. According to the complaint, Slyde owns nine patents that are being contested.
The patents at issue primarily focus on methods and apparatuses related to wristwatches with digital displays. Specifically, Garmin is alleged to be infringing on Patent 9,651,922, which involves a method for detecting fingers and interpreting touch signals on a wristwatch with a digital display. Garmin is accused of making and selling smartwatches that violate this patent.
This lawsuit brings attention to the ongoing problem of patent infringement within the tech industry. It will be intriguing to see how Garmin responds to these allegations and what the outcome of the lawsuit will be. In light of this development, consumers may want to stay informed about these proceedings in order to make informed decisions when purchasing smartwatches in the future.
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