ImmerVision Inc. (f/k/a 6115187 Canada Inc.) has filed another Delaware case against Apple (1:23-cv-01012). This one alleges that the just-released suite of iPhone 15 models infringes a patent already in suit between these parties, since November 2021, by virtue of the purported inclusion of the same “ultra wide lens and camera assembly” targeted in the previously accused iPhone 11, 12, and 13 product suites (as well as in the “iPad 2021 tablet”). Dust on the pleadings in the prior case over the same patent has not settled, ImmerVision having moved to amend its complaint to allege willful infringement and Apple having moved to amend its answer to allege inequitable conduct. That case has been consolidated with two other Delaware cases that ImmerVision filed against Apple, one in October 2021 and the other in December 2021.

For the third month running, ImmerVision (f/k/a 6115187 Canada Inc.) has filed a District of Delaware complaint against Apple (1:21-cv-01733). The most recent pleading asserts a patent—generally related to capturing a “digital panoramic image”—already in suit against Apple, with ImmerVision shifting the set of accused products and adding two new claims: breach of a “Mutual Confidentiality Agreement” and trade secret misappropriation. Targeted is the incorporation of wide-angle lenses in certain iPhones smartphones and iPad tablets.

ImmerVision (f/k/a 6115187 Canada Inc.), an apparent developer of “advanced vision systems combining optics, image processing, and sensor fusion technology”, has kicked off a second litigation campaign, filing suit against Apple (1:21-cv-01570) in the District of Delaware. A single patent, generally related to a “miniature wide-angle optical apparatus”, is asserted, with Apple accused of infringement through the provision of certain smartphones and tablets with cameras that incorporate wide angle-lenses. The new complaint comes on the heels of ImmerVision’s late-October suit, again against Apple, where it targeted the incorporation of panoramic lenses in certain smartphones and tablets.

ImmerVision (f/k/a 6115187 Canada Inc.), an apparent developer of “advanced vision systems combining optics, image processing, and sensor fusion technology”, has sued Apple (1:21-cv-01484) in the District of Delaware over a single patent generally related to capturing a “digital panoramic image”. The plaintiff’s infringement allegations target the iPhone 13 Pro and iPhone 13 Pro Max smartphones for incorporating a “panoramic objective lens structure”.