Ultravision Technologies, LLC (d/b/a Ultravision International) has continued its litigation campaign over two patents generally related to modular display panels, suing Barco (2:19-cv-00253) and Samsung (2:19-cv-00252) in the Eastern District of Texas over the provision of certain LED displays and lighting: for Barco, the C8s, V-Series, and IB-6 series LED displays; and for Samsung, VRR Series (i.e., FreeSync VRR), VMR-O Series, XAJ Series, and VMR-I Series LED displays, and HiLOM Series light modules. The campaign began in April 2016, but the bulk of its cases, including an investigation before the International Trade Commission (ITC), were filed against a wide array of LED display panel manufacturers, private label resellers, and distributors, in March of last year.

Ultravision Technologies, LLC (d/b/a Ultravision International), a Delaware entity registered to conduct business in Texas, has filed a barrage of over 25 district court lawsuits and a concurrent action before the International Trade Commission (ITC) (337-TA-3302) against the same set of LED display panel manufacturers, such as Cirrus Systems (2:18-cv-00095) and Samsung (2:18-cv-00115); private label resellers such as Panasonic (2:18-cv-00107) (allegedly relabeling products purchased from defendant/respondent Lighthouse (2:18-cv-00104)); and distributors, including, for example, GoVision (2:18-cv-00100),  which allegedly buys and distributes products bought from separate defendant/respondent digiLED (2:18-cv-00096). The new filings follow last fall’s entry of default judgment against Shenzhen Only Optoelectronic Tech in one of the first cases in this campaign, filed in August of 2016.