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Suunto has filed a lawsuit against Garmin – this is what the case involves
· By Endurance Wire
Cory Smith If you thought that you were having a busy time at work, imagine working in Garmin’s legal team right now. Following news of Strava’s recent lawsuit against the company, it has now become known that Finnish sports watch manufacturer Suunto has also sued Garmin. While Strava’s case centres upon claims that Garmin has infringed two patents around segments and heatmaps , Suunto has accused Garmin of violating five patents concerning respiration tracking and golf swing detection features, as well as the physical casing and antenna design of watches.
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