Apple was sued by the company Immersion which claims that his patents for touch technologies were infringed by the Apple company by launching the 3D Touch system through the iPhone 6S and iPhone 6S Plus in the fall of last year.
According to the company Immersion, the Taptic Engine system implemented by those from Cupertino in the iPhone 6S, iPhone 6S Plus and Apple Watch together with other technologies for haptic feedback or simple vibrations are under discussion here, the company claiming that multiple Apple products violate its technologies.
All terminals released from iPhone 6 to iPhone 6S Plus are mentioned in the summons request by those from Immersion, and separately from Apple and those from AT&T are named in the request because they would provide documentation that explains methods of use of some products that infringe his patents.
Apple is constantly being sued because of the years of technology implemented in its products, so the appearance of this process should not be surprising, but no one knows how many chances of winning Immersion have against Apple.
Immersion and its employees have worked diligently for over 20 years to invent solutions and build an ecosystem of content and playback devices that enable realistic and rich digital experiences. Touch matters, as it informs, excites and humanizes the digital world we interact with every day. Many of our licensed customers are market leaders that benefit from our innovation in touch technology.
Separately from the lawsuit, those from Immersion demand that Apple's products be removed from sale because they infringe its patents, this being one of the normal repercussions of infringing some patents registered in the USA.
