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: Philip Brooks’ Patent Infringement UpdatesMotiva v. Nintendo
By Philip Brooks
Ross Dannenberg writes today, November 11, 2008, at Patent Arcade:
Well, it looks like Nintendo has been sued for patent infringement again. This time by Motiva LLC, for infringement of U.S. Pat. No. 7,292,151, which is directed to a "Human Movement Measurement System." The patent appears to relate to "a system and methods for setup and measuring the position and orientation (pose) of transponders. More specifically, for training the user to manipulate the pose of the transponders through a movement trajectory, while guided by interactive and sensory feedback means, for the purposes of functional movement assessment for exercise, and physical medicine and rehabilitation." The '151 patent has 91 claims, so there might be a bit of work to do in this case, unless Motiva only asserts a few claims.
See the full post here.
Full post as published by Philip Brooks’ Patent Infringement Updates on November 11, 2008 (boomark / email).
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