Listen up folks, Plank very rarely will send out an opinion....that contains asteriks for heaven sake's without billing someone!

Plank's opinion, here are the alleged, "damages" and infringing products AND SERVICES from the Complaint against Dropcam, owned by Nest, which is owned by GOOGLE,... .................................hello anyone home?

these are not just little cameras allegedly infringing....these are allegations from Complaint--Plank has bolded/underlined.....this is a partial excerpt:

THE ACCUSED PRODUCTS 8. The Defendant’s accused products for purposes of the asserted patents include but are not limited to the Dropcam and Dropcam Pro wireless camera systems, which include, without limitation, Defendant’s server and subscription services for remote monitoring and communication. 9. By way of example, information about and demonstration videos showing how to infringe the asserted patents are posted by Dropcam on its website(s) at www.dropcam.com. The Defendant infringes the asserted patents as evidenced by its demonstrations of the accused products on its website at www.dropcam.com/live-demos. The Defendant advertises its infringing “Cloud Recording” services under at www.dropcam.com/cloud-recording.

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Now Arcsoft:

excerpt from allegations in complaint:

THE ACCUSED PRODUCTS 10. The Defendant’s accused products for purposes of the asserted patents include but are not limited to the Defendant’s simplicam branded wireless camera systems, which include, without limitation, Defendant’s Closeli subscription Recording Services and server for remote monitoring and communication.

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NowShenZhen Gospell Smarthome Electronic Co., Ltd. (dba Oco Camera); Ivideon LLC (dba Oco Camera); Global Innovations; and, New Sight Devices Corp.

excerpt from allegations in complaint:

THE ACCUSED PRODUCTS 13. The Defendant’s accused products for purposes of the asserted patents include but are not limited to the Defendant’s Oco wireless camera systems, which include, without limitation, Defendant’s subscription Ivideon Recording Services and server for remote monitoring and communication.