Established in 2010, Ultravision International has become the leading innovator, manufacturer and distributor of LED displays and LED billboard lighting both in the United States and globally. The company has designed and patented numerous inventions which have fundamentally changed the LED Digital Display industry and LED Outdoor Lighting industry, bringing innovative technology at a lower cost for installation and operation. However, Ultravision and other U.S. companies are facing a real threat in the form of intellectual property theft by Asian competitors.
AIP, or American Intellectual Property, is, as defined by American Intellectual Property Law Association, as the “kind of property that results from the fruits of mental labor”. IP is protected in law by, for example, patents, copyright and trademarks, Protecting AIP makes it possible for inventors to develop ideas and rest assured that their creations are protected, they can receive payment for their innovations, and are incentivized to make their work available for others to continue to develop solutions that benefit all. This has made it possible for the U.S. to become one of the most innovative nations in the world. Failure to protect this hard work has resulted in patent infringement by foreign companies, which means loss of livelihood for American companies, as well as potentially inferior or dangerous products being produced in other countries.
Past and current U.S. administrations have expressed concern for growing threats. Attempts to create agreements with foreign governments, such as agreements to work on structural changes to IP protection, cyber intrusions and theft, among other issues with China’s president Xi under the Obama and Trump administrations have done little to change practices by many Chinese companies.
Within the past few years, the Trump administration has raised the elimination of China’s theft of American IP to one of the leading foreign policy priorities, if not the main goal of continuing U.S.-China economic negotiations. Recent statements on protecting American IP make it clear that this issue will remain critical to the White House and American companies for years to come.
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Private companies and individuals are the owners of AIP. The theft of intellectual property not only results in a loss of revenue for innovators like Ultravision International, but affects the American consumer with a loss of jobs and direct impacts to the economy. A 2018 report on China’s threats to technology and intellectual property estimates the cost of this theft alone ranges “between $180 billion and $540 billion annually.” One in five North American-based corporations on the CNBC Global CFO Council says Chinese companies have stolen their intellectual property within the last year. growing trade deficit with China has cost the U.S. 3.7 million jobs, impacting each state and congressional district.
Theft of intellectual property undermines the means and incentive for innovators and inventors, which slows the development of new technologies. Buying from companies who steal AIP is subsidizing foreign suppliers who do not have the burden of developing or licensing their products.
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Ultravision International has over 60 U.S. and International patents for Modular LED Digital Displays and Outdoor LED Lighting. Foreign made Modular LED displays and Outdoor LED Lights that are using this technology,are being sold in the United States and in other countries without regard to patent infringement. Ultravision has filed lawsuits for their Modular LED Digital Displays and Outdoor LED Lighting at the U.S. District Court in the Eastern District of Texas in order to protect its American IP. Our company has designed, and patented numerous inventions related to Modular LED Digital Displays, which have fundamentally changed the LED Display industry by eliminating the need for cabinet displays.
Ultravision continues to pursue its patent infringement lawsuits related to its Modular LED Digital patents in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Texas to protect its American IP from Chinese competitors. The U.S. based company has filed lawsuits against the following competitors: Absen, AOTO, Leyard, Ledman, Liantronics, Unilumin, and Yaham.
“We take our intellectual property very seriously and will continue to aggressively pursue action against companies that infringe on our patents and impact the livelihoods of our workers.” said William Hall, Ultravision International CEO.
The company, and its CEO and Founder, William Hall, take great pride in being a world leading innovator of LED Display and Lighting Products. Products such as their LED displays and LED lighting were designed with consumers and small business owners in mind, to help promote business with innovative displays and help them save money by retrofitting old lighting systems with LED lighting.
Ultravision International continues to create new products and improve upon previous designs, in spite of potential infringement by foreign competitors. Their commitment to LED technology and producing affordable, energy efficient lighting continues to be the company’s vision. They offer lower installation and maintenance costs to businesses, providing tremendous savings to other businesses.
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DALLAS, TX- 03/18, 2020- Ultravision International continues to pursue its patent infringement lawsuits related to its Modular LED Digital patents in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Texas to protect its American