Articles from IngenioSpec

Samsung and IngenioSpec (of San Jose, CA and Waco, Texas) announced today that they have amicably resolved their dispute currently pending in District Court. The parties have reached a mutually acceptable settlement, effectively ending the ongoing dispute concerning certain electronic earbud technology. The resolution reflects both companies’ commitment to innovation and mutual respect for intellectual property rights. Details of the settlement remain confidential, and both parties have expressed appreciation for the constructive dialogue that led to this outcome.

IngenioSpec announces eight new licensees for its smart wearable technologies after the successful conclusion of an International Trade Commission (ITC) investigation.

Over the years, IngenioSpec has introduced extensive patented technologies for wearable electronics. Now, IngenioSpec is bringing directly to customers with their patent-protected IngenioAudio™ earbuds.

IngenioSpec and Solos announced today that they have entered into a licensing agreement. Solos has licensed patents from IngenioSpec, adding to its leading technology portfolio for its new smart glasses products.

IngenioSpec has been hard at work growing its library of patented technologies for the next generation of smart technology: electronic eyewear. Technologies announced include designs for health and activity tracking, a personal voice assistant, modular designs featuring detachable temples, electronics in bridge and extended endpieces, convenient in-case charging, integrated display, and more. IngenioSpec has made it their mission to provide blueprints for the market’s next big smart device.

IngenioSpec introduces LIGHT™ smart eyewear, a minimalistic and streamlined look for its multi-faceted patented electronic eyewear.

IngenioSpec’s early adopter discount program is in full swing as three more companies (including a multibillion global conglomerate) license their patents for smart eyewear technology.

The market of smart eyewear has only scratched the surface of possibilities. But there have been some major developments recently. Ray-Ban introduced its Ray-Ban Stories—the first pair of stylish and comfortable smart eyewear—and Magic Leap, after raising another $500 million in October, is ready to launch a “smaller, lighter, faster … all-day-everyday wearable” model over their first-generation smart eyewear.

With its many eyewear-related patented technologies, IngenioSpec, an affiliate of IpVenture, now presents its technology for eyewear with a personal display system.