Alpha Modus Declares Patent Minefield: Allerin Steps on All Ten

Core Viewpoint - Alpha Modus Holdings, Inc. has filed a patent infringement lawsuit against Allerin Tech Pvt. Ltd. for allegedly infringing on ten of its patents related to AI-driven retail technology [1][2][3] Patent Infringement Details - The lawsuit claims infringement of ten specific patents, which cover technologies in consumer behavior analysis, real-time inventory management, personalized in-store marketing, and AI-driven retail engagement [2] - Allerin's "AllView" AI platform is believed to directly utilize Alpha Modus's patented methods, leading to significant commercial benefits for Allerin at the expense of Alpha Modus's intellectual property [3] Company Statements - The CEO of Alpha Modus stated that many companies in the AI retail space are likely infringing on their patents, and Allerin has allegedly infringed on all ten patents cited in the lawsuit [4] - The company views the widespread use of its patented technology as a compliment but emphasizes that infringement is not a partnership model [4] Enforcement Strategy - This lawsuit is part of a broader enforcement strategy by Alpha Modus, which has previously filed actions against major U.S. retailers and advertising networks to protect its intellectual property and shareholder value [5] - The company aims to monetize its intellectual property in the $60+ billion retail media and self-service kiosk markets [5] Legal Objectives - The lawsuit seeks damages, injunctive relief, and recognition of the validity and enforceability of Alpha Modus's patent portfolio [6] Company Overview - Alpha Modus Holdings Inc. is a publicly traded provider of AI-driven retail and fintech solutions, leveraging a growing patent portfolio to enhance consumer engagement at the point of sale [7]