Mobile Health Innovative Solutions, LLC (MHIS) has added an Eastern District of Texas case against Alphabet (Google) (2:24-cv-00437) to its sole litigation campaign, begun in December 2023 against Withings and since hitting Apple, Zepp Health, and Samsung (in that order). A single patent generally related to a wearable device with sensors that can be used to determine a user’s stress level is asserted against each defendant, with Google accused of infringement through the provision of its Pixel Watches.

So far this month, Mobile Health Innovative Solutions, LLC (MHIS) has added cases against Samsung (2:24-cv-00106) and Zepp Health (Zepp North America) (2:24-cv-01030) to the litigation campaign that it began in December against Withings and expanded in January against Apple. As the plaintiff’s name suggests, this campaign is another health tracking affair, with a single patent generally related to a wearable device with sensors that can be used to determine a user’s stress level asserted. The case against Zepp was filed in the Central District of California, local rules of which require MHIS to disclose who is behind this litigation.

After suing Withings (2:23-cv-00610) in the Eastern District of Texas last month, Mobile Health Innovative Solutions, LLC has sued Apple (2:24-cv-00014) in the same venue, again asserted a single patent generally related to a wearable device with sensors that can be used to determine a user’s stress level. Health tracking via smartwatch is the focus of the complaints’ infringement allegations: blood oxygen sensors, heart rate sensors, sleep tracking, and more in the Apple Watch Series 7 and beyond (alleged to support the Apple Health and Stress Monitor app) and in the ScanWatch and ScanWatch Horizon (the Withings mobile app).