Archive · 3 Sep 2025
Delhi HC Dismisses Ultrahuman's Patent Infringement Lawsuit Against Oura
The Delhi High Court sided with Oura in a patent dispute with Ultrahuman.
Ultrahuman had accused Oura of copying their smart ring technology, but the court dismissed the case.
The court found that Ultrahuman didn't share important information about a US trade ruling that favored Oura.
Ultrahuman was found to be in non-compliance of disclosing all facts.
Oura's lawyers pointed out that Ultrahuman didn't disclose the relevant US orders.
The court cited that Ultrahuman's actions were a material lapse and dismissed the case.
Delhi HC dismissed Ultrahuman's patent infringement lawsuit against Oura.
The court found Ultrahuman suppressed the ITC ruling favoring Oura.
ITC previously issued a preliminary ban on Ultrahuman's smart rings in the US.
The ITC's final ruling found Ultrahuman's Ring Air violated Oura's patents.
Ultrahuman claimed Oura infringed on its patent for the Oura Ring 4.
- Who
- Ultrahuman and Oura
- What
- Delhi High Court dismissed Ultrahuman’s patent infringement lawsuit against Oura.
- When
- September 1st (Monday)
- Where
- Delhi High Court
- Why
- Ultrahuman suppressed the US International Trade Commission’s (ITC’s) ruling in favor of Oura.
- Court
- Delhi High Court
- Plaintiff
- Ultrahuman
- Defendant
- Oura Health Oy and Ouraring Inc
- Ruling Date
- September 1
- Patent Issue
- Patent Infringement
- ITC Ruling
- Favored Oura