Daitona Carter

Daitona Carter is an individual tracked in patent litigation databases who describes himself as an architect of smart glasses technology. Public records do not associate the name with a registered corporate entity or non-practicing entity (NPE). As an individual, Daitona Carter does not have a formal headquarters, employee count, or revenue.

There are no known products or services offered by Daitona Carter in a corporate capacity. The individual's professional website claims extensive expertise and innovation in the field of smart glasses and wearable technology, aligning with the subject matter of the litigation in which he is involved.

Daitona Carter's litigation posture is unique. The single tracked case, with a record of one plaintiff appearance and zero defendant appearances, reflects his role as an appellant in a larger, ongoing patent infringement lawsuit. An individual named Daitona Carter is listed as the "Movant-Appellant" in an appeal stemming from a case originally filed by Solos Technology Ltd. in the U.S. District Court for the District of Massachusetts. This indicates that Carter filed a motion in the district court case and is now appealing the court's decision on that motion to the Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit.

The notable case is an appeal docketed in April 2026, which originates from the district court case Solos Technology Ltd. v. Meta Platforms, Inc., et al. In the underlying lawsuit, Solos Technology, an innovator in smart eyewear, has sued Meta, Luxottica of America, and Oakley for allegedly infringing patents related to their joint development of the Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses. Daitona Carter's precise interest in the case is not specified in the appellate docketing notice, but his role as movant-appellant confirms his active participation in this high-profile technology dispute.