Strength Of ObjectVideo Metadata Patent Confirmed By U.S. Patent Office

Strength Of ObjectVideo Metadata Patent Confirmed By U.S. Patent Office

ObjectVideo received a USPTO Ex Parte Reexamination Certificate ("Certificate") for U.S. Patent Number 7,932,923 (the ‘923 Patent). Issuance of the Certificate signifies the end of the reexamination.

Forty-one claims issued as a result of the reexamination proceeding.

ObjectVideo previously sued several companies for patent infringement in the United States International Trade Commission and the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia. All prior art identified in those proceedings, as well as additional prior art, was considered by the USPTO during the reexamination proceeding.

"We are very pleased that the USPTO terminated the reexamination of the ‘923 Patent. The validity of this patent has been probed and confirmed in our litigations and now again at the USPTO," said Raul Fernandez, Chairman and CEO of ObjectVideo.

"We are pleased that the validity of this seminal patent is now reconfirmed, and we will continue to pursue our successful licensing program that has resulted in 18 patent licenses to date."

ObjectVideo holds 57 US and international patents in the field of video analytics and has over 40 US and international patents pending.

Industry leaders across the world, including 18 patent licensees, recognize the contributions of ObjectVideo’s innovations and the importance of its patent portfolio — to this growing field.

ObjectVideo’s patent licensees include Sony, Pelco, Panasonic, Hikvision, Bosch Security Systems, FLIR Systems, Tyco Security Products, and UDP Technology.

Source: lelezard.com
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