Bluetooth Headsets

A key part of INVISIO's strategy change in 2008 was the exclusive licence and collaboration agreement with Motorola for Bluetooth headsets with INVISIO's patented technology for the consumer market. Collaboration with Motorola allows INVISIO to concentrate its resources on communications solutions for professional users, while at the same time consumers all over the world can benefit from INVISIO's unique technology.

 

INVISIO and Motorola's collaboration agreement

In 2008, INVISIO signed an exclusive licensing and collaboration agreement with Motorola, one of the world's leading suppliers of Bluetooth headsets for the consumer market. The agreement gives Motorola the opportunity, in return for a licensing fee, to use INVISIO's patented technologies, such as INVISIO Bone Conduction, in its products for the consumer market, so as to permit disturbance- free communication in extreme conditions. Through this agreement, INVISIO can focus on the collaboration with Motorola and on communication solutions for professonal users,

and over and above the licence income from Motorola, gain increased awareness of the INVISIO brand. Through this collaboration, INVISIO's technology can reach many more consumers, since Motorola's sales and distribution capacity has global market penetration that INVISIO could not attain with its own resources.

 

Unique and acknowledged products for the consumer market
In 2009, Motorola launched the Endeavor HX-1 Bluetooth headset, the world's first wireless consumer headset featuring the patented INVISIO Bone Conduction technology, as the first product under the agreement. Endeavor HX-1 received much acclaim in published tests. Many of the positive reviews emphasize the ability to communicate undisturbed in noisy environments. In 2010 Motorola launched the second Bluetooth headset with INVISIO's patented technology, Motorola Finiti. Like its predecessor, the headset has received very good reviews in the daily press and in eminent American technical publications and blogs.