ITC Seeking Input on Section 337 Complaint on Barcode Scanning Devices
The International Trade Commission is soliciting public comments following a Section 337 complaint filed by Zebra Technologies and Symbol Technologies Feb. 4. Zebra and Symbol argue that Honeywell and its subsidiary Hand Held Products are importing barcode scanners, computers with…
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barcode scanning capabilities, and scan engines that infringe on an additional four patents in violation of Section 337. The complaint is nearly identical to another (see 2202100027) filed the same day regarding three separate patents that Zebra and Symbol accuse Honeywell of infringing. The complainants seek a limited exclusion order and cease and desist orders. Written submissions are due Feb. 22.