Exergen Granted New Patent for Temporal Artery Thermometers

With 15 U.S. patents defend TemporalScanner professional versions, and 10 U.S. patents to defend the homeland Exergen model still vigorously defend their rights to intellectual property. There is a multitude of lawsuits brought over the years to successfully stop companies from violating the rights Exergen regarding digital thermometer to measure products. Exergen has currently brought against Kidz-Med, Inc., American Scientific Resources, Inc. & Tecnimed SRL brought for patent infringement in the United States District Court for the District of Massachusetts.

A patent issued recently expanded to protect know-how incorporated in Exergen award winning & best selling brand medical thermometers, temporal thermometer TemporalScanner the thermometer. Exergen Corporation has recently issued U.S. Patent No. 7,787,938, entitled "temple thermometer Temperature Detector" by the U.S. Patent & Trademark Office, in addition to the already extensive portfolio of Exergen valuable intellectual property rights they need for their non-invasive thermometry products is developed.

"This confirms new patent protects important innovations in non-invasive thermometry in our temporal thermometers contain," said Dr. Francesco Pompei, Exergen CEO and inventor of the patented know-how. "These innovations are central to the overwhelming success of the temporal artery method that many competitors would like to use. When U.S. manufacturers to which they protect rely strong patent protection to our rights, and do our part to protect the spirit of innovation in a highly competitive world. "

Exergen Corporation is recognized worldwide as an innovator and leading manufacturer of patented infrared thermometers, scanners, sensors and controls. Its products are used in a wide range of industrial and medical applications, both for professionals and consumers. His TemporalScanner medical thermometers are responsible for the very one billion per year temperatures taken in thousands of hospitals and clinics. His model is home to more than 3 million homes offers is the No. 1 selling retail brand.