Recently, ClearOne, a Salt Lake City, US-based global provider
of audio and visual communication solutions announced that a jury
in the U.S. District Court for the District of Delaware returned a
verdict of no infringement by ClearOne's Ceiling Tile
Beamforming Mic Array product line on Shure Incorporated's U.S.
Design Patent No. D865,723 (the "'723 patent"). The
jury also declared the "'723 patent" to be
invalid.
ClearOne is a company that designs, develops, and sells
conferencing, collaboration, and network streaming solutions for
voice and visual communications while Shure Incorporated too is a
US-based microphone and audio electronic equipment
manufacturer.
In the case (Shure Incorporated, and Shure Acquisition Holdings,
Inc., v. Clearone, Inc.; Civil Action 19-1343-RGA) Shure accused
ClearOne of infringement on its BMA CT, Versa Pro CT, COLLABORATE
Versa Lite CT, COLLABORATE Versa Room CT), BMA 360 and BMA-CTX
("Xceed") products.
