Defendant

Tattile s.r.l.

2 cases as defendant.

Cases
2
Active
0
2 closed
Filed
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Top venue
W D Tex
2 cases

Company profile

Company overview. Tattile S.r.l. is an Italian limited liability company headquartered in Mairano (Brescia), Lombardy, with some sources listing the site as Castel Mella. It was founded in 1988 and is privately held as an operating subsidiary: since November 2018 it has belonged to Netherlands-listed TKH Group N.V. (Euronext: TKH), which acquired it as part of the Lakesight Technologies group (alongside Chromasens and Mikrotron) and now markets it within TKH Vision. Italian registry filings show 2024 revenue of roughly €23.8 million and 50–99 employees; third-party trackers put headcount near 92–109. Historical: Ambienta SGR took a 70% stake in 2012.

Products / services. Tattile designs and manufactures automatic number-plate recognition (ANPR/ALPR) cameras and embedded software for intelligent transportation systems. Key lines include fixed and mobile (in-vehicle) ANPR cameras, free-flow/multilane tolling cameras, red-light and speed enforcement systems, and access-control/parking cameras. Its software platform is branded Stark, with Stark OCR (in-house neural OCR), Stark Controller, Stark Fusion (sensor data fusion), BCCM vehicle classification, and the newer Stark OCR Cloud. It also serves industrial machine-vision and railway applications, and acquired Italian traffic/axle-counting firm Comark in 2024.

Patent-litigation posture. Tattile is an operating company defending itself, not an asserter. The tracked data shows 2 cases, both as defendant and 0 as plaintiff. Both are Cedar Lane Technologies Inc. v. Tattile s.r.l. in the W.D. Tex. — a plaintiff-friendly venue that is Cedar Lane's most frequent forum (case no. 6:22-cv-00962 appears in the record).

Notable cases / context. Cedar Lane Technologies is a Canadian NPE founded in 2019 that acquires patents — including portfolios originating with Intellectual Ventures — and has filed several hundred infringement suits, predominantly in W.D. Tex. and D. Del., mainly over imaging, image-data-processing and computer/communications patents. Its suit against Tattile fits a broader 2022 wave targeting ANPR/camera and networking vendors. No merits findings are reflected in the tracked data.