Recently, USA-based display manufacturer Nanolumens Acquisition Inc. filed a patent infringement lawsuit against the federal district court in northern Georgia, suing China's LED display screen manufacturer Shenzhen InfiLED Electronics Co., Ltd. InfiLED USA LLC and DetaiLED Solutions LLC, two of its US subsidiaries, infringed on three patents relating to flexible display technology, US No. 8,963,895 and US No., respectively. 9,159,707, US No. 9,640,516. Founded in 2009, Shenzhen Shigei Guangxu, which was included in the defendant, is a rapidly developing display hardware manufacturer in China. Its main products include indoor and outdoor LED fixed screens, rental screens, and LED color screens, stadium screens, and floor tiles. Screen and so on. The company has established a service center in Hong Kong and has branches or offices in the United States, the Netherlands, the United Kingdom, the Middle East, Australia, South Africa and Latin America. In addition to sales in the mainland, its products are also exported to overseas. Founded in 2006, the plaintiff Nanolumens is a manufacturer and manufacturer of display hardware in the United States. Its products have a high degree of overlap with Shigeo Guangxu and have direct competition in indoor and outdoor displays. Nanolumens used to be a star company in the field of display technology in the United States. In 2006-2009, it had received more than $1 billion in venture capital. In addition to the United States, its products are mainly sold to Canada, Europe, the Middle East, Australia, South America and other countries and regions. Since 2017, Nanolumens has also launched two patent lawsuits for flexible display technologies for different competitors. The company is active in defending its own market interests through patent litigation. The plaintiff, Nanolumens, stated in the indictment that his intellectual property manager had sent three defendants an email on the infringement of related patents on January 25 this year. The F-series "Flexible Pad" products and the X-series "WaveScreen" products produced by Vision Optoelectronics use the related patents on the consistent arrangement of pixels in flexible LED displays to produce seamless display images. This allows the defendant to produce a flexible display screen. The defendant, Vision Optoelectronics, also displayed a schematic diagram of the pixel-consistent arrangement of its flexible LED panels on its official website. Nanolumens requested the court to rule that the defendant infringed on the 895 patent, 707 patent, and 516 patent claims, and the infringement was intentional infringement, requesting 3 times compensation, and requesting compensation for litigation and lawyer fees. Ring Type Connecting Terminals Taixing Longyi Terminals Co.,Ltd. , https://www.longyicopperlugs.com