Reykjavik, May 18, 2018 –Nox Medical, a leading sleep diagnostic medical device company and innovator has achieved a major success in its case in the U.S. District Court for the District of Delaware alleging that Natus Neurology willfully infringed Nox Medical’s U.S. Patent No. 9,059,532 covering the biometric connector on its disposable RIP belts.
Nox Medical is looking for a new Chief Financial Officer to join the team.
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We are proud to introduce a new distributor into the Nox distribution network. In cooperation with CHANJOU CO., LTD (head office located in New Taipei City) we have launched our Nox products at the Taiwanese Sleep Society Meeting 2018 in late March.
Reykjavik, April 3rd, 2018 –Nox Medical, a leading sleep diagnostic medical device company and innovator has achieved a major success in EPO opposition proceedings initiated by Natus concerning one of Nox Medical’s key patents, EP 2 584 962 B1, covering the biometric connector on its disposable RIP belts. The European Patent Office (EPO) has concluded that Nox Medical’s European patent on the Nox RIP Belts is valid as amended in the opposition proceedings. Nox Medical is confident that its patent will also survive the appeal proceedings. In the United States, the patent infringement case against Natus based on a U.S. patent belonging to the same patent family as the above-mentioned EP patent is set for trial beginning April 30, 2018.
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We are happy to announce that Nox Medical and Brojaw have signed a partnership agreement for distributing Nox sleep systems in Taiwan. Registration is now being finalized and with this agreement, Brojaw receives full responsibility of promoting, selling and providing customer service for Nox T3 and Nox A1 in the country.
The Laryngoscope has published a study, (Pérez-Warnisher et at., 2017) assessing the diagnostic accuracy of the cannula measuring snoring compared to the microphone, using the Nox T3 system.
Nox Medical has been an active supporter of the research and scientific community and we view it as our responsibility to contribute to the sleep community as much as we possibly can. For years we have organised a sponsored symposium with high scientific value at key events.
