Case Introduction
This document summarizes a legal complaint filed in the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Texas. The lawsuit concerns allegations of patent infringement within the home security and automation industry.
Parties Involved
The plaintiffs in this action are Alarm.com Incorporated (ADC) and ICN Acquisition, LLC. They allege that the defendant, Vivint, Inc., has infringed upon their intellectual property rights.
- Alarm.com is a recognized leader in security and home automation products and services.
- Vivint, Inc. is a provider of smart home and security systems.
Nature of the Action
The core of the complaint centers on Vivint's alleged infringement of fifteen U.S. Patents owned by ADC and ICN. These patents cover various aspects of home automation and security system technology, including backend platforms, sensors, and user interface functionalities.
The lawsuit seeks to hold Vivint accountable for using ADC and ICN's patented technologies without a license, aiming to secure redress for damages and cease the alleged infringement.
Technology Focus
The patents in question relate to innovations in interactive home security systems, cloud-based backend solutions, and smart home device integration. Alarm.com asserts that its extensive patent portfolio protects its pioneering work in this field.
For more information on U.S. Patent Law, see 35 U.S.C. Chapter 27.
