Strava Sues Garmin in Bizarre Patent Infringement Lawsuit
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Strava sues Garmin in bizarre patent infringement lawsuit
Fitness tech appears to be having a strange spat. Earlier this week, Strava filed a lawsuit alleging that Garmin infringed on its patents for two features related to tracking exercise routes: segments and heatmaps. It's also claiming that Garmin violated a Master Cooperation Agreement by developing its own heat map feature. The complaint (via The Verge) is seeking a permanent injunction to stop Garmin from selling any items with segments or a he…
Strava takes Garmin to court
This week, the world of activity tracking was rocked by major news. The American company Strava, arguably the most famous sports app developer globally, has sued American sports watch maker Garmin. Strava accuses (paywall) Garmin of violating its patents and is demanding that the court immediately block sales of all Garmin-made smartwatches as well as devices like bike computers. At the heart of the dispute are two of Strava's software patents. …
Strava has sued Garmin and is demanding that the manufacturer stop selling its fitness equipment. In essence, it involves two patents, one for segments and one for heat maps. The dispute revolves around features that have been around for over a decade... To the article: Strava is suing Garmin: Dispute over segments and heat maps You can support us with any of your Amazon purchases. Your price remains the same, we receive a small commission. Jus…
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