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Oura has filed a fresh patent infringement lawsuit against Ultrahuman in the US District Court for the Eastern District of Texas, alleging the Ultrahuman Ring Pro violates its design and utility patents. The complaint also names SVTronics, the Texas manufacturer of the Ring Pro, and seeks damages plus a permanent sales ban. One of the cited design patents was issued just two days before the filing.
Oura has sued Ultrahuman again in a Texas federal court, alleging the Ring Pro smart ring infringes two patents covering design and internal hardware, including one issued just two days before filing. The suit also names manufacturer SVTronics, which Oura says assembles the ring at Ultrahuman's direction, and seeks to block US sales and recover damages. Ultrahuman CEO Mohit Kumar says the company will contest the claims and that the Ring Pro remains on sale in the US with no court order against it.
Oura has sued Ultrahuman again in a Texas federal court, alleging its redesigned Ring Pro infringes two patents, including one granted just two days before the suit was filed. Oura is seeking damages and another US sales ban, and has also named manufacturer SVTronics as a defendant. Ultrahuman says it will contest the claims, noting US Customs and Border Protection previously cleared the Ring Pro's redesign over an earlier patent dispute.
Oura has sued Ultrahuman again in federal court in Texas, alleging the redesigned Ring Pro infringes two patents covering ring design and internal components like the battery and sensors. The suit, filed Thursday, seeks monetary damages and a permanent injunction to halt U.S. sales of the Ring Pro, which only returned to the market in February after a prior Oura-driven import ban on Ultrahuman's earlier Ring Air.