Shenzhen ZhiYi’s iLife said it wants to “eliminate any doubt” that it infringed iRobot’s “Home Base” trademark for its Roomba vacuum charging station.
ILife is seeking a court order declaring it hasn’t infringed any of iRobot’s trademark rights, according to a complaint filed July 23 in the U.S. District Court for the District of Delaware.
IRobot sent a letter on June 20, accusing iLife of infringing its Home Base trademark because the phrase “charging home base” appeared on iLife’s website, user manuals, and packaging, according to the complaint.
IRobot demanded the removal of all references to the trademark and demanded ...
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