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A federal jury in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of California found Friday that Apple infringed two Taction Technology patents covering haptic feedback systems, awarding the San Diego firm more than $5.7 billion in damages.

A federal jury in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of California found Friday that Apple infringed two Taction Technology patents covering haptic feedback systems, awarding the San Diego firm more than $5.7 billion in damages.

The verdict is described as the largest patent infringement award on record in the United States. Jurors found infringement of claims in two patents but did not determine that Apple's conduct was willful.

The verdict is described as the largest patent infringement award on record in the United States. Jurors found infringement of claims in two patents but did not determine that Apple's conduct was willful.

The disputed patents, numbered 10,659,885 and 10,820,117, cover vibration-based tactile transducer technology that lets users feel a device respond to their input. Apple's Taptic Engine in iPhones and Apple Watches was at the center of the case.

The disputed patents, numbered 10,659,885 and 10,820,117, cover vibration-based tactile transducer technology that lets users feel a device respond to their input. Apple's Taptic Engine in iPhones and Apple Watches was at the center of the case.

Apple said it disagrees with the outcome and will appeal, calling the damages "entirely unsupported by the facts." The company stated its Taptic Engine is fundamentally different from Taction's technology and that it does not use it.

Apple said it disagrees with the outcome and will appeal, calling the damages "entirely unsupported by the facts." The company stated its Taptic Engine is fundamentally different from Taction's technology and that it does not use it.

Taction, which makes haptic headphones and gaming headsets, sued in 2021 and alleged Apple reverse engineered the technology from two Kannon headsets. Lead counsel Lance Yang said the company waited five and a half years for a trial.

Taction, which makes haptic headphones and gaming headsets, sued in 2021 and alleged Apple reverse engineered the technology from two Kannon headsets. Lead counsel Lance Yang said the company waited five and a half years for a trial.

A San Diego federal judge ruled in 2023 that Apple had not infringed the patents, but the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit revived the case, leading to the trial that opened Sept. 14.

A San Diego federal judge ruled in 2023 that Apple had not infringed the patents, but the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit revived the case, leading to the trial that opened Sept. 14.

Apple Hit With Record $5.7 Billion Haptics Patent Verdict

Apple Hit With Record $5.7 Billion Haptics Patent Verdict

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