LG Osram LED patent war requires South Korea to ban sales of cars with OSRAM LED headlights

South Korean electronics giant LG and Osram, a German optoelectronics manufacturer, have become more and more fierce in the patent war on light-emitting diodes (LEDs). LG has recently filed a report with the Seoul Court requesting the prohibition of the installation of OSRAM LEDs. Headlamps are sold in South Korea.

In the statement, LG Innotek and its subsidiary LG Electronics stated that they have filed a complaint with the Seoul Court and demanded that local BMW and BMW Audi subsidiaries have banned the sale of OSRAM LED heads. Light car.

The director of the LG Electronics Patent Center, Ruan Dingyi, explained that this was in response to an unfair patent litigation initiated by Osram and was also a decisive measure to prevent our patents from being violated.

In June 2011, OSRAM in Germany and the United States both told LK Electronics and Samsung Electronics. And Lejin Electronics and Samsung Electronics also put forward countermeasures in both places.

In July 2011, Lejin Electronics filed a complaint with the Korean Trade Commission requesting the ban on imports of OSRAM's LED products into South Korea.