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Valve Patent Infringement Case Goes to Ironburg Costing Valve $4 Million

Score one for Ironburg Inventions and SCUF. The first-of-its-kind virtual patent infringement case against Valve has concluded in favor of Ironburg Inventions. The loss, in this case, will cost Valve a total of $4 million, which, for a company as large as Valve, certainly won’t hurt. The patent, held by Ironburg Inventions for SCUF controllers, is specifically for certain buttons on controllers. If you’re familiar with the Xbox Elite controllers, you’ll know what these are, as SCUF licensed the design to Microsoft. Those small back paddles on specialized controllers are patented by SCUF, which originally warned Valve that it was infringing on its design in 2014. The Steam Controller, shown at CES that year, featured the very same back paddle buttons.

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Valve Loses Steam Controller Patent Lawsuit, Owes $4 Million

Valve Loses Steam Controller Patent Lawsuit, Owes $4 Million A jury has unanimously agreed that Valve s infringement was not only real, but willful. original complaint was filed in a Washington court. Both SCUF and Ironburg Inventions are subsidiaries of Corsair, which is known for its specialization in computer and gaming accessories and customized gear. According to its website, SCUF holds 105 patents for its designs, most of which pertain to its unique trigger and back paddle mechanisms. This is what the case was actually about, with opening arguments in the trial citing rear-side control surfaces as the source of the tension. From SCUF s point of view, Valve wrongfully replicated its controller body back paddles.

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Affaire du Steam Controller : Valve condamnée à payer 4 millions de dollars pour violation d un brevet

Affaire du Steam Controller : Valve condamnée à payer 4 millions de dollars pour violation d un brevet
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Valve on trial for allegedly infringing controller patents

The accusations come from Ironburg Inventions, the IP-holding branch of controller maker SCUF, Law360 reported. The trial is taking place on Zoom due to COVID-19 restrictions, with opening arguments seeing Ironburg s lawyer Robert Becker explaining that Valve was warned in 2014 that its Steam Controller, only a prototype then, was featuring the same rear-side control surfaces Ironburg had just patented. Valve carried on with its prototype though, releasing the Steam Controller in 2015 and selling 1.5 million units as of September 2018. The patent in question is U.S. Patent No. 8,641,525, which was filed in 2011 by Simon Burgess and Ironburg CEO Duncan Ironmonger. It has since then been licensed to Microsoft for its Xbox controllers.

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New Lawsuit Alleges Valve Ripped Off Patent For Steam Controller Design

New Lawsuit Alleges Valve Ripped Off Patent For Steam Controller Design Valve was allegedly warned that a smaller company had just patented the same technology the gaming giant used in its Steam controller. A new lawsuit filed this month in Washington alleges that the video gaming giant Valve Corporation supposedly stole a design feature it implemented in its Steam Controller from a smaller tech company that has connections to the controller manufacturer SCUF. The lawsuit states Valve was warned in 2014 that a prototype of its Steam Controller, the company s attempt to move PC gaming into a more console-focused experience, used the same rear-sided control paddles Ironburg Inventions patented that year. It goes on to say that SCUF CEO Duncan Ironmonger saw Valve s Steam Controller prototyped at CES in January not long after learning about the patent. (Ironburg is SCUF s IP-holding arm.) Ironmonger warned Valve staff of the alleged infringement at CES 2014 and wrote the company a le

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