Thursday, August 31, 2017
Nintendo ordered to pay $10 million in Wii patent lawsuit
The technology created by and patented by iLife was designed to detect when elderly individuals fell and monitor babies for sudden infant death syndrome. It sought $144 million in damages, or $4 for each of the 36 million Wii systems sold prior to the suit being filed, along with an injunction against Nintendo’s use of the technology in question. Nintendo said it didn’t infringe on the patent
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