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Adidas AG v. Under Armour Inc. et al
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May 06, 2016
Adidas, Under Armour Settle Wearable Tech Patent Dispute
Under Armour Inc. and Adidas AG have settled in Delaware federal court and before the Patent Trial and Appeal Board a wide-ranging suit over 10 patents for a "location-aware" wearable training system that allows its users to view and monitor data about their exercise routines via their smartphone.
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March 03, 2016
Under Armour Continues Push To Invalidate Adidas Patents
An Adidas patent covering workout-tracking software and devices improperly attempts to assert claims that are too broad, Under Armour told a Delaware federal judge Thursday in its fight with the German sporting goods manufacturer over wearable tech patents.
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February 04, 2016
Adidas Wearable Tech Patents Invalid, Under Armour Says
Under Armour said Thursday that some Adidas patents covering workout-tracking software and devices should be invalidated, telling a Delaware federal judge that the German athletic goods manufacturer is attempting to lay claim to abstract ideas.
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February 05, 2014
Adidas Says Under Armour Violated Mobile Fitness Patents
Adidas AG filed suit in Delaware federal court Tuesday alleging Under Armour Inc. infringed a series of patents held by the world's second-largest manufacturer of athletic goods covering workout-tracking devices and software.