Plaintiff
2 cases as plaintiff.
Let me look for entity details and portfolio information.
Company overview. Biometric Technology Holdings LLC ("BTH") appears in the litigation record only as a plaintiff. I could not verify a headquarters address, founding year, employee count, revenue, or ownership structure from any company website, filing, or press source. Its two 2019 complaints were signed by counsel at Stamoulis & Weinblatt LLC of Wilmington, Delaware, and a Corporate Disclosure Statement was filed in the New Jersey action, but no public description of the entity's operations or parentage is available in the sources reviewed. No operating business, product line, or public ticker was found.
Products / services / operations. No evidence of operating activity surfaced. BTH does not appear to make, sell, or license any product or service outside of patent enforcement. On the available record it functions as a non-practicing entity asserting an acquired or held patent portfolio rather than an operating company.
Patent-litigation posture. The authoritative case data shows 2 tracked cases, both as plaintiff and none as defendant — a pattern consistent with a patent assertion entity rather than a company defending itself. The two suits were filed eight days apart in mid-2019: Biometric Technology Holdings LLC v. Iris ID Systems, Inc. (D.N.J., 2:19-cv-14240, filed June 25, 2019) and Biometric Technology Holdings LLC v. Synaptics Incorporated (D. Del., 1:19-cv-01252, filed July 2, 2019). Neither case was filed in the Eastern District of Texas; the venues were Delaware and New Jersey.
Notable cases and technology focus. Both complaints assert a single patent, U.S. Patent No. 8,???,439 (the "'439 patent"), directed to "methods and apparatuses for authenticating a user." The Iris ID complaint accuses that company's IrisAccess 7000/iCAM7000 iris-recognition platform; the Synaptics complaint targets Synaptics' fingerprint biometrics products, including its Natural ID sensor family and SentryPoint match-in-sensor security architecture. The patent's original assignee, chain of title, and any litigation-funding or parent relationship for BTH could not be verified from public sources; these remain unconfirmed.
Note: identity details (headquarters, founding, ownership, portfolio provenance) are unverified and should be treated as unknown rather than assumed.
Patent infringement suit filed by Biometric Technology Holdings LLC against Synaptics Incorporated in the District of Delaware asserting US Patent 6,219,439. The complaint alleged infringement by Synaptics fingerprint-sensor / 'Match-in-Sensor' technology and demanded a jury trial; final outcome was not confirmed.
Patent infringement suit filed by Biometric Technology Holdings LLC against Iris ID Systems, Inc. in the District of New Jersey asserting US Patent 6,219,439. The last retrieved docket snapshot showed the case pending, and the final outcome was not confirmed.