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RotoView® Intellectual Property
Since Dr. David
Feinstein invented RotoView in the late 1990s, INNOVENTIONS pioneered the idea
of tilt-based display navigation for hand held devices. In fact, we have been
promoting this technology for many years before the
invention of the iPhone or the Wii game controller.
With the emergence
of smart phones and the appearance of accelerometers and magnetic sensors in
all modern personal media devices, the RotoView patent portfolio (US patents
6,466,198 and 6,933,923, European patent EP1290672 in France, Germany, the UK
and Italy) is a valuable asset whose time has come.
We are
offering the following RotoView® IP portfolio and our extensive know-how in
tilt-based view navigation for sale:
The RotoView IP
is highly regarded as the basic patent portfolio for tilt-based display
navigation. It also covers the use of orientation sensors (e.g. accelerometers)
to control the background view changes in gaming. If your company makes smart
phones or other mobile devices you should consider purchasing this IP and gain
that crucial edge in today's competitive market. Owning the RotoView IP may
also provide your company with strategic patents for cross-licensing with other
manufacturers.
Please contact
Scott LaRoche, 1-281-879-6226, scott@innoventions.com to discuss this
opportunity.
INNOVENTIONS® Inc.
"INNOVATIVE PRODUCTS FROM INVENTIVE MINDS" ©1995, 2010 INNOVENTIONS, INC.
All rights reserved.
Wii is a registered trademark of Nintendo
Corporation. iPhone is a trademark of Apple Inc. RotoView and INNOVENTIONS are
registered trademarks of INNOVENTIONS, Inc.
RotoView patents are available
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| "Some ideas are so simple, when you first hear of them you
think, 'Now why didn't I think of that?' RotoView is one such
invention." |
| "Here's a technology that could put a new spin on moving and
shaking... Don't be surprised if you see people waving their PDAs
around." |
| "Everyone is on the move. And a Houston, Texas-based firm
believes it has the tilt-to-navigate technology that manufacturers need to
enable products for the PDA and smart phone market. They’ve actually had
the technology for some time – but the market and the pricing are finally
coming together to make a better business case for their tilt-to-navigate
technology." |
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