Image Processing Technologies, LLC v. LG Electronics, Inc. et al.

23-2136 Fed. Cir. Closed US6959293B2
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Infringement action filed 10 Jul 2023 in the United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit and closed 29 Jan 2025, with US6959293B2 asserted. Recorded basis of termination: appeal dismissed.

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Patent involved
US6959293B2
Application no.
US09/792436
Case no.
23-2136
Verdict cause
Infringement action
Court
Fed. Cir.
Court level
Court of Appeals
Case region
District of Columbia
Judge
None recorded
Trial level
Appeal
Filed – Closed
10 Jul 2023 – 29 Jan 2025
Duration
569 days
Basis of termination
Appeal Dismissed
Products & marks
Method and device for automatic visual perception
Validity challenges
4 on record
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US6959293B2 Inactive App. US09/792436

Method and device for automatic visual perception

A visual perception processor comprises histogram calculation units, which receive the data DATA(A), DATA(B), . . . DATA(E) via a single data bus and supplying classification information to a single time coincidences bus. In a preferred embodiment the histogram calculation units are organized into a matrix.

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Patent standing
Legal status
Inactive
Granted
25 Oct 2005
Est. expiry
27 Mar 2022
Validity challenges
4 on recordIPR2017-01189 · Other · filed by Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.IPR2017-00336 · Other · filed by Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.90014056 · EPR · filed by SAMSUNG ELECTRONICS CO., LTD.IPR2023-00104 · Patentability · filed by LG Electronics, Inc.
Licences recorded
None recorded
Classification
G06T7/40G06T1/20G06T1/00G06T1/40G06T5/40G06T7/00
Prosecution counsel
Byrne Poh LLP
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Basis of termination

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"THIS CAUSE having been considered, it is ORDERED AND ADJUDGED: AFFIRMED."

Case 23-2136 · Fed. Cir. · closed 29 January 2025
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What is case 23-2136?

23-2136 is a patent infringement action brought by Image Processing Technologies, LLC against LG Electronics, Inc., filed on 10 Jul 2023 in the United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit. The case closed on 29 January 2025.

Which patent was asserted in 23-2136?

US6959293B2 (“Method and device for automatic visual perception”), assigned to IMAGE PROCESSING TECHNOLOGIES LLC, currently inactive. The record also lists Method and device for automatic visual perception.

How was case 23-2136 terminated?

The recorded basis of termination is appeal dismissed. The termination text reads: "THIS CAUSE having been considered, it is ORDERED AND ADJUDGED: AFFIRMED."

How long did case 23-2136 take?

569 calendar days, from filing on 10 Jul 2023 to closure on 29 January 2025.

Who were the attorneys and the judge in 23-2136?

David William Higer, Jamie Herbert McDole, Michael Karson and Phillip B. Philbin are recorded as counsel for plaintiff Image Processing Technologies. Clarence Rowland, David Almeling, Grant Gibson and Mark Liang appear for defendant LG Electronics.

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