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Home / Technology / AR Glasses Giants Clash in US Patent War

AR Glasses Giants Clash in US Patent War

15 Jan

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Summary

  • Xreal is suing Viture for patent infringement in US federal court.
  • The lawsuit alleges Viture incorporated Xreal's patented inventions.
  • Xreal holds over 800 patents, while Viture has fewer than 70.
AR Glasses Giants Clash in US Patent War

Xreal Inc., a prominent Chinese smart glasses company, has initiated legal proceedings in a US federal court against Viture Inc., alleging patent infringement. The lawsuit claims Viture has improperly utilized Xreal's patented technologies in its own AR glasses, such as the Luma Pro and The Beast models. This significant legal challenge emerges as the augmented reality market is on the cusp of major developments, with industry giant Apple expected to launch its own AR device soon.

Xreal asserts its position by highlighting its extensive intellectual property portfolio, which includes over 800 patents and applications globally, in contrast to Viture's significantly smaller collection. The company stated that the lawsuit is crucial for safeguarding the integrity of innovation within the AR eyewear industry and ensuring continued technological advancement for all collaborators.

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This dispute unfolds as Xreal seeks to solidify its market position, currently holding more global market share in AR eyewear than Viture, though both trail behind Meta Platforms. Xreal recently unveiled new products and strengthened partnerships, underscoring its commitment to the evolving AR landscape and its desire to protect the intellectual property driving future innovations.

Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
Xreal is suing Viture for patent infringement, alleging Viture incorporated Xreal's patented inventions into its AR smart glasses without permission.
The lawsuit specifically names Viture's Luma Pro, Luma Ultra, and The Beast smart glasses as incorporating allegedly infringing technology.
Xreal holds over 800 patents and patent applications worldwide, while Viture has approximately 70 or fewer globally, with none in the US or Europe.

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