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Cam Guard Systems Inc v. Smart Systems Technologies Inc DC
- 2:06-cv-06949
- C.D. Cal.
- Judge: Philip S. Gutierrez +1
- Filed: 10/31/2006
- Closed: 11/12/2008
- Latest Docket Entry: 11/12/2008
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- Docket updated daily
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Cam Guard Systems Inc v. Smart Systems Technologies Inc DC
- 2:06-cv-06949
- C.D. Cal.
- Judge: Philip S. Gutierrez +1
- Filed: 10/31/2006
- Closed: 11/12/2008
- Latest Docket Entry: 11/12/2008
- PACER
- Docket updated daily
Complaint Unavailable
Cause of Action
Willful Patent Infringement
Market Sector
Consumer Electronics and PCs
Referred Judge
Assigned Judge
Outcome Summary
- Patent Information
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Validity & Enforceability
Claim # | Claim Text | Outcome |
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An unmanned portable surveillance system, the system comprising: a base configured for placement on the ground and said base being configured to support the surveillance system in an upright freestanding position and having a weight sufficient to
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Enforceable and Valid
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A transportable unmanned surveillance system comprising: a concrete base configured to maintain the transportable unmanned surveillance system in an upright freestanding position and to substantially prevent movement thereof by hand, the base
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Enforceable and Valid
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The transportable unmanned surveillance system of claim 3, further comprising a cable to transmit the images between the cameras and the electronics equipment, wherein the cable is positioned substantially out of reach of a person who may want to
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Enforceable and Valid
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The transportable unmanned surveillance system of claim 3, wherein the surveillance system is powered by an electrical connection to a power pole.
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Enforceable and Valid
Entry 121 |
Claim # | Claim Text | Outcome |
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A transportable unmanned surveillance system comprising: a base weighing more than about 1000 pounds, the base comprising concrete, a hollow enclosure configured to maintain the system in an upright freestanding position, and a first opening and a
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Enforceable and Valid
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The transportable surveillance system of claim 1, wherein the base and the support pole are configured to permit transportation thereof in separate portions and are configured to permit detachable mounting of the support pole to the base following
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Enforceable and Valid
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3 |
The transportable surveillance system of claim 1, further comprising a surveillance equipment assembly positioned at the upper portion of the support pole and to which the plurality of digital cameras are coupled, said surveillance equipment assembly
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Enforceable and Valid
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4 |
The transportable surveillance system of claim 3, further comprising a cable extending between the upper portion of the support pole and the hollow enclosure of the base.
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Enforceable and Valid
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5 |
The transportable surveillance system of claim 4, wherein the cable is configured to extend from the surveillance equipment assembly, through the hollow portion of the support pole, through the second opening of the base, and to the electronic
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Enforceable and Valid
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The transportable surveillance system of claim 4, wherein the cable is configured to permit transmission of the visual images from the plurality of digital cameras to the surveillance equipment recorder.
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Enforceable and Valid
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The transportable surveillance system of claim 1, wherein the surveillance system is powered by an electrical connection to a power pole.
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Enforceable and Valid
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The transportable surveillance system of claim 1, wherein the base weighs more than about 2500 pounds.
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Enforceable and Valid
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A transportable surveillance system that is configured to obtain visual surveillance of an area, the transportable surveillance system comprising: a base having a weight of at least about 1000 pounds and being configured to support the system in an
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Enforceable and Valid
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The transportable surveillance system of claim 10, wherein the cameras are video cameras.
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Enforceable and Valid
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The transportable surveillance system of claim 11, wherein the video cameras are digital cameras.
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Enforceable and Valid
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The transportable surveillance system of claim 10, wherein the system is powered by connection thereof to a power pole.
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Enforceable and Valid
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The transportable surveillance system of claim 10, further comprising a power distribution box for distributing power to the surveillance system.
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Enforceable and Valid
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The transportable surveillance system of claim 10, wherein the surveillance equipment recorder receives the visual images obtained from the plurality of cameras through a cable.
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Enforceable and Valid
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The transportable surveillance system of claim 10, further comprising a circuit breaker.
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Enforceable and Valid
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The transportable surveillance system of claim 10, wherein the base comprises cement.
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Enforceable and Valid
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A method of providing temporary surveillance of an area in a vicinity of a temporary surveillance system, the method comprising: providing a temporary surveillance system, the temporary surveillance system comprising a base weighing at least about
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Enforceable and Valid
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The method of claim 20, further comprising disassembling the temporary surveillance system by detaching the support pole from the base.
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Enforceable and Valid
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The method of claim 20, further comprising transporting the detached base and support pole of the temporary surveillance system to another location.
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Enforceable and Valid
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The method of claim 20, further comprising locking the temporary surveillance system to prevent unauthorized access to the surveillance equipment in the hollow enclosure of the base.
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Enforceable and Valid
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The method of claim 20, further comprising recording visual images obtained from the plurality of cameras.
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Enforceable and Valid
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The method of claim 20, further comprising accessing the surveillance equipment in the hollow enclosure of the base.
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Enforceable and Valid
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The method of claim 20, further comprising forming the base with material including cement.
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Enforceable and Valid
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Claim # | Claim Text | Outcome |
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A surveillance system comprising: a surveillance assembly, including a platform adapted to support surveillance equipment for providing observations of an area in a vicinity of the surveillance system; a base, including a substantially hollow
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Enforceable and Valid
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The system according to claim 1 wherein the base comprises a concrete structure having a weight sufficient to prevent the base from being manually displaced.
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Enforceable and Valid
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The system according to claim 2 wherein the weight of the concrete structure is at least about 2500 pounds.
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Enforceable and Valid
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The system according to claim 1 wherein the support assembly is substantially hollow.
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Enforceable and Valid
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The system according to claim 4 wherein the means for functionally connecting the electronics equipment with the surveillance equipment includes wiring disposed at least partially through the substantially hollow support assembly.
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Enforceable and Valid
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The system according to claim 1 wherein the surveillance assembly further includes a power distribution box adapted to receive and distribute electrical power from a power source to the surveillance equipment.
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Enforceable and Valid
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The system according to claim 2 wherein the weight of the concrete structure is at least about 1,000 pounds.
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Enforceable and Valid
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The system according to claim 1 wherein the means for connecting does not use any wires extending along the outside of the internal passageway.
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Enforceable and Valid
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Infringement
Smart Systems Technologies Incorporated
- 3 Details
Accused Product | Patent # | Claim # | Outcome |
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Modified surveillance towerSurveillance tower | US 7,059,783 B1 |
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 16, 17, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26
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Infringement
Entry 122Entry 121 |
Modified surveillance towerSurveillance tower | US 7,111,997 B2 |
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 8, 13, 14
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Infringement
Entry 122Entry 121 |
Modified surveillance towerSurveillance tower | US 7,267,496 B2 |
1, 3, 4, 5
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Infringement
Entry 122Entry 121 |
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Damages