19 April 2017Patents

iRobot targets Hoover and Black & Decker in patent suits

US-based technology company iRobot Corporation has sued vacuum cleaner business Hoover and Black & Decker in two separate patent infringement lawsuits.

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3 January 2018 The English High Court handed down a decision in late December concerning jurisdiction and injunctions in a dispute between US manufacturer Black & Decker and a Netherlands-based company.

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Hoover infringed iRobot patent, says USITC

3 December 2018 The US International Trade Commission has found that multiple companies, including vacuum maker Hoover, have infringed a patent owned by American technology company iRobot Corporation.

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iRobot ends patent litigation against Hoover

2 May 2019 American technology company iRobot has agreed to end its patent litigation against vacuum cleaner manufacturers Hoover, Black & Decker, and Bobsweep.

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