ComCam Keeps Litigating Security Patent That Limped Away from Mobotix IPR
ComCam International Inc. has added another case to the litigation campaign that it revived in July just three months after the sole patent-in-suit (6,975,220) emerged from inter partes review (IPR) with all but two of its original 28 claims cancelled. The newest complaint accuses Honeywell (2:16-cv-01005) of infringing claims 1, 7, and 8 through the sale of remote security systems with video surveillance; claims 7 and 8 are the two to have survived the final written decision in the IPR, which was brought by past defendant Mobotix. The ‘220 patent generally relates to a physical surveillance system with a camera that is activated once an event triggers a sensor.
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