Core Viewpoint - Alpha Modus, Corp. has filed two patent infringement lawsuits against V-Count Global Holding Ltd. and Stratacache, Inc. to protect its core patents related to retail technology and shopper behavior analytics [1][4][5] Patent Infringement Lawsuits - The lawsuits are filed in the Eastern District of Texas and the Central District of California, asserting infringement of patents that are foundational to Alpha Modus' retail intelligence technologies [1][4][5] - The patents in question include U.S. Patent Nos. 10,853,825; 10,977,672; 11,042,890; 11,049,120; 11,301,880; 12,026,731; 12,039,550; 12,354,121; and 12,423,718, which cover various aspects of shopper behavior analytics and store operations [4][5][8] Technology and Development - Alpha Modus has developed its patented systems over more than a decade, focusing on real-world retail applications rather than litigation [3][9] - The company's technologies include real-time customer analytics, inventory management, and personalized marketing, which are integral to modern retail operations [7][10][11] Ecosystem and Market Position - The company emphasizes the importance of enforcing its patents to maintain a fair and standardized ecosystem in the retail technology industry [3][9] - Alpha Modus is expanding its commercial and licensing footprint, with plans for national sales expansion in 2026 [10]