EXHIBIT D
`FEDEX’S INFRINGEMENT OF U.S. PATENT NO. 8,494,581
`FedEx has infringed, and continues to infringe, at least claims 1-14, 16-20, and 24 of U.S. Patent No. 8,494,581 (“the ’581
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`patent”) under 35 U.S.C. § 271(a), either literally or under the doctrine of equivalents, by making, using, selling, and/or offering for
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`sale in the United States, and/or importing into the United States without authority a handheld device, including but not limited to a
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`Motorola Inc./Zebra Technologies MC9500 or MC9500-K mobile computer, or other wireless handheld devices for a method of
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`remotely managing assets in the field (“’581 Accused Instrumentalities”).1
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`The claim chart below identifies specifically where each element of each asserted claim is found within each of the ’581
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`Accused Instrumentalities, based upon the information available to date. Intellectual Ventures contends that each element of each
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`asserted claim is literally present in the ’581 Accused Instrumentalities, unless otherwise indicated. To the extent that any claim
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`element is found not to be literally embodied in the ’581 Accused Instrumentalities, Intellectual Ventures contends that the ’581
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`Accused Instrumentalities embody such claim elements under the doctrine of equivalents, as there are no substantial differences and
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`each asserted claim element performs substantially the same function, in substantially the same way, to achieve substantially the same
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`result as the ’581 Accused Instrumentalities. Where the element is believed to be implemented in the same or substantially the same
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`way in each of the ’581 Accused Instrumentalities, Intellectual Ventures provides an exemplary illustration or description setting forth
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`specifically where the limitation is found in that instrumentality, without repeating the same illustration or description for each version
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`of each of the ’581 Accused Instrumentalities. Intellectual Ventures asserts that claim elements in the below charts are software
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`limitations. Pursuant to 3(a)(i) of the Court’s sample Discovery Order (hereinafter “Discovery Order”), Intellectual Ventures “need
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`1 FedEx has had knowledge of the ’581 patent and its infringement of that patent as late as August 30, 2016 through a letter
`Intellectual Ventures sent concerning that infringement. See IV-FEDEX00008034-200.
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`not comply with P.R. 3-1 for those claim elements until 30 days after source code for each Accused Instrumentality is produced by
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`“[FedEx].” Furthermore, Intellectual Ventures provides these contentions based upon publicly-available information, and in the
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`absence of any discovery or a claim construction ruling. Therefore, Intellectual Ventures reserves its right to supplement or amend
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`these contentions based upon information obtained through discovery and/or to account for any claim construction ruling consistent
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`with the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, the Local Civil Rules for the Eastern District of Texas, and the Rules of Practice for Patent
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`Cases before the Eastern District of Texas.
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`Elements In The ’581 Accused Instrumentalities
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`Handheld Device)
`See, e.g., IV-FEDEX00004057 (highlighting added).
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`See, e.g., IV-FEDEX00004578 (annotations added).
`Further, FedEx employees have used and use the MC9500 to access a package-tracking and signature
`capture application stored in a memory of a computing device located geographically remote from the
`handheld device:
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`See, e.g., IV-FEDEX00004126 (highlighting added).
`This claim limitation is a software limitation that may require additional information from source code.
`Therefore, pursuant to 3(a)(i) of the Discovery Order, Intellectual Ventures “need not comply with P.R.
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`FedEx collects field data associated with the field assessment using the handheld device in response to
`the assessment program.
`As a first non-limiting example, FedEx collects field data (e.g., data concerning package pickup and
`deliveries, along with geostamped signature capture, delivery scans, delivery photos, and delivery
`confirmation) which is associated with the field assessment (e.g., which is associated with updating the
`status of the package through tracking delivery and pick up of packages, signature capture, and taking
`and sending geostamped photos of the package) using the handheld device (e.g., using the MC9500) in
`response to the assessment program (e.g., in response to the software designed to track delivery and pick
`up of packages, signature capture, and take and send geostamped photos of the package):
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`See, e.g., IV-FEDEX00004578 (annotations added) (showing a courier collecting a geostamped
`signature (e.g., field data) for delivery confirmation purposes in response to the assessment program
`running on back-end systems).
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`Elements In The ’581 Accused Instrumentalities
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`deliveries, suchh as geostampeed signature c
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`apture, deliverry scans, delivvery photos, annd delivery
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`3. The method oof claim 1,
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`comprising
`further
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`wirelessly transsmitting the
`collected field
`data to the
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`computing deviice using a
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`wireless transmmitter in the
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`handheld devicee.
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`U.S. Patent Noo. 8,494,581
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`(Exemplifieed by FedEx’s use of the Motoorola Inc./Zebrra Technologiees MC9500/MCC9500K
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`Elemments In The ’581 Accused Insstrumentalitiess
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`Hanndheld Device)
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`See, ee.g., IV-FEDEXX00004578 (annnotations added)).
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`Exhibit DD – Page 19
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`U.S. Patent Noo. 8,494,581
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`(Exemplifieed by FedEx’s use of the Motoorola Inc./Zebrra Technologiees MC9500/MCC9500K
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`Elemments In The ’581 Accused Insstrumentalitiess
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`Hanndheld Device)
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`See, e.gg., IV-FEDEX000004350-51 (higghlighting addeed).
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`See, ee.g., IV-FEDEXX00004347 (highhlighting added)).
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`Further, all MCC9500 models
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`rransmitters (e.g.., transmitters coommunicating tthrough WLAN,, WPAN, and WWWAN):
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`through varioous wireless
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`U.S. Patent Noo. 8,494,581
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`(Exemplifieed by FedEx’s use of the Motoorola Inc./Zebrra Technologiees MC9500/MCC9500K
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`Elemments In The ’581 Accused Insstrumentalitiess
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`Hanndheld Device)
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`See, ee.g., IV-FEDEXX00004077 (highhlighting added)).
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`This claim limitaation is a softwware limitation thhat may requiree additional infoormation from ssource code.
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`Therefore, pursuuant to 3(a)(i) off the Discoveryy Order, Intellecctual Ventures ““need not complly with P.R.
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`-1 for [this] cllaim element[]
`until 30 days
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`
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`after source ccode for each AAccused Instrummentality is
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`g, selling, offerring to sell,
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`and/or importingg various handhheld devices it pprovides to its coouriers and otheer employees inncluding but
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`Exhibit DD – Page 21
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`not limited to thhe MC9500, fuurther comprisinng wirelessly trransmitting the
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`omputing devicce using a wireleess transmitter inn the handheld ddevice. See clai
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`m 3 analysis, abbove.
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`When FedEx maakes, uses, sells,, offers to sell, aand/or imports hhandheld devicees it provides too its couriers
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`and other emplooyees includingg but not limiteed to the MC99500 (accordingg to claim 3), tthe wireless
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`ransmitter in thee handheld devicce includes an innfrared transmittter.
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`As a first non-limmiting example, the wireless traansmitter in the
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`wireless
`the
`wherein
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`transmitter in thhe handheld
`device includes
`an infrared
`transmitter.
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`See, ee.g., IV-FEDEXX00004135 (highhlighting added)).
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`Exhibit DD – Page 22
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`U.S. Patent No. 8,494,581
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`5. The method of claim 3,
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`computing
`the
`wherein
`device includes a server
`configured
`to store
`the
`assessment program.
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`Elements In The ’581 Accused Instrumentalities
`(Exemplified by FedEx’s use of the Motorola Inc./Zebra Technologies MC9500/MC9500K
`Handheld Device)
`See, e.g., IV-FEDEX00004135 (highlighting added).
`
`
`FedEx performs the method of claim 3. See claim 3 analysis, above.
`As one example, FedEx performs the method of claim 3 by making, using, selling, offering to sell,
`and/or importing various handheld devices it provides to its couriers and other employees including but
`not limited to the MC9500, further comprising wirelessly transmitting the collected field data to the
`computing device using a wireless transmitter in the handheld device. See claim 3 analysis, above.
`When FedEx makes, uses, sells, offers to sell, and/or imports handheld devices it provides to its couriers
`and other employees including but not limited to the MC9500 (according to claim 3), the computing
`device includes a server configured to store the assessment program.
`As a first non-limiting example, FedEx’s computing device (e.g., FedEx’s back-end computer systems)
`includes a server (e.g., host server) configured to store the assessment program (e.g., the software
`designed to track delivery and pick up of packages, signature capture, and take and send geostamped
`photos of the package):
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`
`See, e.g., IV-FEDEX00004126 (highlighting added).
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`
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`Exhibit D – Page 23
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`U.S. Patent Noo. 8,494,581
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`(Exemplifieed by FedEx’s use of the Motoorola Inc./Zebrra Technologiees MC9500/MCC9500K
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`Elemments In The ’581 Accused Insstrumentalitiess
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`Hanndheld Device)
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`See, ee.g., IV-FEDEXX00004057 (highhlighting added)).
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`See, ee.g., IV-FEDEXX00004055 (highhlighting added)).
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`This claim limitaation is a softwware limitation thhat may requiree additional infoormation from ssource code.
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`Therefore, pursuuant to 3(a)(i) off the Discoveryy Order, Intellecctual Ventures ““need not complly with P.R.
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`-1 for [this] cllaim element[]
`until 30 days
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`
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`after source ccode for each AAccused Instrummentality is
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`produced by [FeddEx].”
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`FedEx performs the method of cclaim 1. See claaim 1 analysis, aabove.
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`As one examplee, FedEx perforrms the methodd of claim 1 byy making, usin
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`g, selling, offerring to sell,
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`ncluding but er employees inand/or importingg various handhheld devices it pprovides to its coouriers and othe
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`not limited to thee MC9500. Seee claim 1 analysiis, above.
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`When FedEx maakes, uses, sells,, offers to sell, aand/or imports hhandheld devicees it provides too its couriers
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`and other emplooyees including
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`but not limitedd to the MC95000 (according tto claim 1), the
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`Exhibit DD – Page 24
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`6. The method oof claim 1,
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`wp
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`assessment
`the
`wherein
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`program includdes at least
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`program includees at least one
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`of a constructioon industry anaalysis program,
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` HVAC analyssis program,
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`project managemment program,, equipment reeadiness prograam, troubleshoooting programm, inventory
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`racking or orderring program, leegal investigatioon program, or mmulti-user coorddination programm.
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`As a first non-liimiting example, FedEx’s asseessment programm includes at lleast an inventoory tracking
`program (e.g., a
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`package trackinng program for ppackage trackinng and package ppick-up and dellivery where
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`hhipments are scanned and signaatures captured using the MC95500):
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`a
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`cconstruction
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`industry analysis program,
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`HVAC analysiis program,
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`equipment
`readiness
`program,
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`program,
`inventory
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`traacking
`or
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`ordering progrram,
`legal
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`investigation pprogram, or
`multi-user
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`ccoordination
`program.
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`See, ee.g., IV-FEDEXX00004350 (highhlighting added)).
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`7. A handheeld device, FFedEx makes, usses, sells, offerss to sell, and/or
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`imports a handhdheld device of cclaim 7 as descrribed in this
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`its couriers andd other employe
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`hart by providinng various handdheld devices to
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`es including butt not limited
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`o the Motorola IInc./Zebra Techhnologies MC95500 handheld deevice.
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`FedEx introduceed the MC9500 hhandheld devicees for its employyees’ use as ear
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`ly as 2010:
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`See, e.gg., IV-FEDEX000004035 (datedd Sept. 15, 20099).
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`Exhibit DD – Page 25
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`U.S. Patent Noo. 8,494,581
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`(Exemplifieed by FedEx’s use of the Motoorola Inc./Zebrra Technologiees MC9500/MCC9500K
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`Elemments In The ’581 Accused Insstrumentalitiess
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`Hanndheld Device)
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`TThe MC9500 is aa handheld deviice:
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`Seee, e.g., IV-FEDEEX00004026-277 (highlighting aadded) (dated AAug. 29, 2013).
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`Exhibit DD – Page 26
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`U.S. Patent No. 8,494,581
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`Elements In The ’581 Accused Instrumentalities
`(Exemplified by FedEx’s use of the Motorola Inc./Zebra Technologies MC9500/MC9500K
`Handheld Device)
`
`a communication module
`configured to download a
`field management program
`stored
`in a computing
`device
`located
`remotely
`from the handheld device;
`
`
`
`See, e.g., IV-FEDEX00004578 (annotations added).
`FedEx makes, uses, sells, offers to sell, and/or imports a handheld device comprising a communication
`module configured to download a field management program stored in a computing device located
`remotely from the handheld device.
`As a first non-limiting example, FedEx has used and uses the MC9500 which comprises a
`communication module (e.g., a module including WLAN, WPAN, and WWAN radios, and AirBEAM
`Client) configured to download a field management program (e.g., software designed to track delivery
`and pick up of packages, signature capture, and take and send geostamped photos of the package) stored
`in a computing device located remotely from the handheld device (e.g., the FedEx back-end computing
`system including a host server, which is located remotely from the MC9500 devices):
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`Exhibit D – Page 27
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`U.S. Patent Noo. 8,494,581
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`
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`(Exemplifieed by FedEx’s use of the Motoorola Inc./Zebrra Technologiees MC9500/MCC9500K
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`Elemments In The ’581 Accused Insstrumentalitiess
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`Hanndheld Device)
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`See, ee.g., IV-FEDEXX00004077 (highhlighting added)).
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`Exhibit DD – Page 28
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`U.S. Patent Noo. 8,494,581
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`
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`(Exemplifieed by FedEx’s use of the Motoorola Inc./Zebrra Technologiees MC9500/MCC9500K
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`Elemments In The ’581 Accused Insstrumentalitiess
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`Hanndheld Device)
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`See, ee.g., IV-FEDEXX00004126 (highhlighting added)).
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`See, e.gg., IV-FEDEX000004350-51 (higghlighting addeed).
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`Exhibit DD – Page 29
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`See, ee.g., IV-FEDEXX00004554 (annnotations added)).
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`(Exemplifieed by FedEx’s use of the Motoorola Inc./Zebrra Technologiees MC9500/MCC9500K
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`Elemments In The ’581 Accused Insstrumentalitiess
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`Hanndheld Device)
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`See, ee.g., IV-FEDEXX00004578 (annnotations added)).
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`This claim limittation is a softwware limitationn that requires aadditional inforrmation from s
`ource code.
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`
`
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`
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`Therefore, pursuuant to 3(a)(i) off the Discoveryy Order, Intellecctual Ventures ““need not complly with P.R.
`
`-1 for [this] cllaim element[]
`until 30 days
`
`
`
`after source ccode for each AAccused Instrummentality is
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`produced by [FeddEx].”
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`FedEx makes, uuses, sells, offefers to sell, andd/or imports a
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`onfigured to stoore the field mannagement prograam after the dowwnload.
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`As a first non-limmiting example,, FedEx has useed and uses the MMC9500 whichh comprises a meemory (e.g.,
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`Flash, RAM) coonfigured to sttore the field mmanagement prrogram (e.g., ssoftware designned to track
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`delivery and picck up of packaages, signature
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`capture, and ttake and send
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`geostamped phhotos of the
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`package) after thhe download:
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`handheld deviice comprising
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`a memory
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`Exhibit DD – Page 30
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`aspd
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`a memory connfigured to
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`store the field mmanagement
`program
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`affter
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`download;
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`(Exemplifieed by FedEx’s use of the Motoorola Inc./Zebrra Technologiees MC9500/MCC9500K
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`Elemments In The ’581 Accused Insstrumentalitiess
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`Hanndheld Device)
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`imports a handdheld device commprising a posittion module
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`See, ee.g., IV-FEDEXX00004269 (highhlighting added)).
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`This claim limittation is a softwware limitationn that requires aadditional inforrmation from s
`ource code.
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`Therefore, pursuuant to 3(a)(i) off the Discoveryy Order, Intellecctual Ventures ““need not complly with P.R.
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`-1 for [this] cllaim element[]
`until 30 days
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`
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`after source ccode for each AAccused Instrummentality is
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`produced by [FeddEx].”
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`FedEx makes, usses, sells, offerss to sell, and/or
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`onfigured to enaable identifyingg a geographic loocation of the haandheld device..
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`As a first non-limiting examplle, FedEx has uused and uses tthe MC9500 wwhich comprisess a position
`module (e.g., a
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`
`
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`module includding GPS SiRFFstar III) configgured to enablee identifying a
`geographic
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`oocation of the haandheld device
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`(e.g., latitude annd longitude):
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`module
`enable
`to
`geographic
`location of the handheld
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`position
`a
`configured
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`identifying a
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`device; and
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`acild
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`Exhibit DD – Page 31
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`U.S. Patent Noo. 8,494,581
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`
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`(Exemplifieed by FedEx’s use of the Motoorola Inc./Zebrra Technologiees MC9500/MCC9500K
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`Elemments In The ’581 Accused Insstrumentalitiess
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`Hanndheld Device)
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`See, ee.g., IV-FEDEXX00004077 (highhlighting added)).
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`Exhibit DD – Page 32
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`(Exemplifieed by FedEx’s use of the Motoorola Inc./Zebrra Technologiees MC9500/MCC9500K
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`Elemments In The ’581 Accused Insstrumentalitiess
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`Hanndheld Device)
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`handheld devicce comprising
`a processor
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`to enable colleecting field dataa associated
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`Exhibit DD – Page 33
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`See, ee.g., IV-FEDEXX00004554 (annnotations added)).
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`This claim limitaation is a softwware limitation thhat may requiree additional infoormation from ssource code.
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`
`
`
`
`
`Therefore, pursuuant to 3(a)(i) off the Discoveryy Order, Intellecctual Ventures ““need not complly with P.R.
`
`-1 for [this] cllaim element[]
`until 30 days
`
`
`
`after source ccode for each AAccused Instrummentality is
`
`produced by [FeddEx].”
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`
`
`FedEx makes, uuses, sells, offeers to sell, andd/or imports a
`
`
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`onfigured to exxecute the storeed field manageement program
`
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`with a field assesssment while at a field.
`a processor
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`
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`As a first non-liimiting examplee, FedEx has uused and uses thhe MC9500 whhich comprises
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`
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`ee.g., Marvell PPXA320 processor at 806 MHHz) configured
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`to execute thee stored field mmanagement
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`program (e.g., sooftware designeed to track delivvery and pick upp of packages,
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`signature captuure, and take
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`
`
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`and send geostaamped photos oof the packagee) to enable coollecting field ddata (e.g., data
`concerning
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`tamped signaturre capture, delivvery scans, delivvery photos,
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`package pickup aand deliveries, aalong with geos
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`and delivery connfirmation) assocciated with a fieeld assessment wwhile at a field:
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`to
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`enable collectinng field data
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`associated witth a
`field
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`assessment whille at a field;
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`(Exemplifieed by FedEx’s use of the Motoorola Inc./Zebrra Technologiees MC9500/MCC9