Motorola
has filed a patent infringement lawsuit against
Aruba
Networks, accusing the firm of infringing of its patents related to wireless
local area network (Lan) communication technologies.
The legal action was filed on 27 August in the US District Court for the
District of Delaware through Motorola's subsidiary companies
Symbol
Technologies and Wireless Valley Communications.
"Two of the patents in this lawsuit relate to wireless Lan switching
architecture technology," Motorola stated.
"Wireless Valley introduced the breakthrough concept of using a predictive
design approach, a 3D representation of an environment, and site-specific
information in the design, implementation and management of wireless networks in
and around buildings."
The firm added that two of the patents in the lawsuit relate to wireless Lan
site planning and radio frequency management.
The Motorola subsidiaries are seeking a permanent injunction against Aruba's
use of the patented technologies, and monetary damages for infringing use.
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