German court rules in favor of Teradyne Robotics, issues injunction against Elite Robots
A German court has issued a preliminary injunction against Elite Robots Deutschland GmbH for allegedly infringing on Universal Robots A/S's proprietary software. Teradyne Robotics, the parent company, plans to take further legal action against Elite Robots' distributors and partners.
The Regional Court of Hamburg has issued a preliminary injunction against Elite Robots Deutschland GmbH, a subsidiary of the Chinese robotics company Elite Robots, for allegedly infringing on the proprietary software of Universal Robots A/S. Teradyne Robotics, the parent company of Universal Robots, had begun legal proceedings against Elite Robots last month. The court has prohibited Elite Robots Germany from offering or distributing the infringing software and products containing it in Germany. Elite Robots Germany is also required to provide information about its infringing acts and customers. Teradyne Robotics plans to take further legal action against Elite Robots' distributors and partners if they continue to offer the infringing software. The company has warned safety authorities in Denmark, Germany, and the US about Elite Robots' alleged safety risks.
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