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Honeywell purchases license for Synthetic Vision
Honeywell recently purchased a non-exclusive license for Synthetic
Vision U.S. Patent No. 5,566,073, entitled "
Pilot Aid Using a Synthetic (Vision) Environment" from Optima
Technology Group. Then Honeywell in hopes of cornering the market
for (Synthetic Vision) ahead of GARMIN went out and knowingly
purchased an infringing company's product from Mercury Computer's
VISTANAV that they knew infringed Optima Technology Group's 073"
patent. Honeywell had received the infringing information on
VISTANAV along with claim charts via a confidential exchange before
taking a license from OTG. Something sound very fishy to me, what
is Honeywell up too? The SEC should look at this matter as it
sounds like and insider deal.
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