PEABODY,
Massachusetts, April 20, 2004 - Technical Manufacturing Corporation (TMC)has received a final
judgment entirely in its favor against Integrated Dynamics Engineering,
Inc. (“IDE”) regarding the ongoing patent infringement
dispute over TMC’s STACIS® technology patent.
On March 29, 2004, Judge Douglas P. Woodlock
of the United States District Court for the District of Massachusetts
issued his Final Judgment stating that TMC is the lawful owner
of United States Patent No. 5,660,255 (dealing with the technology
incorporated in TMC’s STACIS® active vibration control
product) (the “Patent”), that the Patent is valid and
enforceable, and that IDE has infringed the Patent by offering
an infringing product for sale. The court further found in favor
of TMC on all of IDE’s counterclaims.
The final judgment orders that IDE, and all
of IDE’s affiliates, successors in interest, assigns, owners,
partners, shareholders, agents, employees and all persons in active
concert or participation with them, be and are permanently enjoined
from infringing the Patent by making, selling or offering for sale
IDE’s PTC piezoelectric digital control vibration isolator
or PTCA advanced piezoelectric digital control vibration isolator
products or any other product which infringes or would infringe
the Patent, by promoting or generating commercial interest in any
such IDE products, by representing that IDE has in any way any license
to use any technology claimed in the TMC patent, and by representing
in any way that IDE has any legal right to make, import, use, sell,
or offer for sale any product which infringes or would infringe
any of the claims of the TMC Patent.
TMC designs and manufactures sophisticated
vibration isolation and control products for manufacturing processes
and research applications worldwide, including optics, semiconductor
manufacturing, microbiology, metrology, and numerous academic, industrial,
and military research projects.
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Contact:
Steve Ryan
Technical Manufacturing Corp.
978-532-6330
E-mail: sales@techmfg.com
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