Apple, which is always on the agenda, recently filed a major lawsuit against the American Patent Office. The fact that the company, which has always sought a middle ground until now, went directly to court this time was met with astonishment by many people. The reason for the case is that the office did not grant patents to the names Reality Composer and Reality Converter, which Apple uses for its applications.
Although the exact date of the patent application is unknown, it is estimated that 2020 is the year when the applications are first put into use. This move by the company is expected to be an example for other technology giants that have difficulty obtaining patents from the office. Here are all the details…
Apple does not want to compromise on patents
It is known that the biggest objection to the company’s patent application was made by ZeroDensity, a Turkish company. The company claimed that they had patents for many uses of the word Reality, and that if the terms Reality Composer and Reality Converter were patented, there would be great confusion among users. Apple, on the other hand, argues that this word has a much more general meaning.
ZeroDensity management said that it interpreted Apple’s arguments in a very wrong and erroneous way and that they would try to protect the rights of the reality brand to the end. Apple is also dealing with a different patent lawsuit in China. According to the leaks, Huawei patented the Vision Pro expression exactly 4 years ago. Judging by the situation, it seems like there will be no end to patent litigation.
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