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CALIFORNIA - Intelligent Verifiation System filed a lawsuit in federal court earlier this month. In its lawsuit, the company accused Microsoft violated a patent when it launched the Kinect technology.
Reporting from Neowin, Monday (01/10/2012), Intelligent Verification System itself has a patent entitled "Animated Toy utilizing Intelligence and Facial Recognition Imaging" in 2006. With ownership of these patents, the company believes that Microsoft violates patents through its hardware and software Kinect.
Intelligent Verification System had sent a letter to Microsoft in June 2011. Through a letter informing them of patent infringement that Microsoft, but unfortunately, the two companies did not find the meeting point of the patent issues.
In this latest lawsuit, Intelligent Verification System has also filed a lawsuit to the entertainment game publisher Majesco to release games that use the technology Kinect, Zumba Fitness Rush. Intelligent Verification System said that the two companies Microsoft and Majesco to stop patent infringement within 30 days. Until now, Microsoft has yet to respond about the lawsuit.
Kinect was first released via the Xbox 360 console products in 2010, with the technology that Microsoft is promoting the Kinect can be used for a number of needs such as business applications. At the beginning of this year, the company that made Bill Gates has also launched a Kinect version of personal computer (PC).
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