US-based Neolayer LLC has filed lawsuits against both Samsung Electronics, and Asus, claiming that the two companies infringe upon some of its OLED patents.
Both lawsuits were filed on December 31, in Texas Eastern District Court, and both allege infringement of six patents related to OLED displays and semiconductor structures (backplane technology).
Neolayer accuses both Samsung and Asus of infringing on six of its patents and Neolayer is seeking damages, as well as a permanent ban on the sale and use of any OLED displays or products that utilizes these displays, that are based no the IP detailed in these patents. The six patents are (US# 8,093,592, 7,649,583, 8,698,712, 8,330,358 , 8,674,365 and 11,088,129). The patents which we will detail below, mostly relate to AMOLED backplane technologies.
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