Monthly Archives: August 2022

Induced Infringement: The Knowledge Requirement and When it is Established

To succeed on a claim of induced infringement, a patent owner must show that the accused infringer (1) actively encouraged infringement, (2) knew that the acts they induced constituted patent infringement, and (3) actuated direct patent infringement by those encouraging acts. In many courts, the knowledge requirement can be satisfied by service of a complaint for…

Innoviz lidar will be on all VW vehicles with automated driving capabilities

Israeli lidar startup Innoviz will supply its lidar sensors and perception software to all vehicles with automated driving capabilities within Volkswagen group brands, the company said Tuesday. Innoviz will work directly with Cariad SE, VW’s automotive software company, to integrate its technology into upcoming VW vehicles. The partnership with VW is Innoviz’s third design win…

Europe’s energy crisis is taking an ugly turn. Here’s what you want to know.

Top of the morning, markets crew. I’m Phil Rosen reporting from Los Angeles. Monday’s behind us and the week is still getting started, but there’s already a slate of happenings to sort through.  Thanks to Russia’s gas pipeline maneuvers, we’ve got lots of ground to cover this morning. Below, I’m breaking down what you want…

A US passenger traveled 96 hours back to Germany to collect his lost bags after seeing their location on Apple AirTags

A Eurowings plane. NurPhoto / Contributor / Getty Images A US passenger took a 96-hour round trip to Germany to collect his lost luggage. The traveler had left Apple AirTags in the bags that showed they were in Dusseldorf, Germany. He described his efforts to get the bags back as “pretty much just screaming into…