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Complaint for Patent Infringement Against Hextronics, LLC. Filing Fees $ 405.00 Receipt Number AFLSDC-19363839, Filed by Asylon, Inc.. (Attachments: # 1 Civil Cover Sheet, # 2 Summon (s), # 3 Exhibit a -- U.S. Patent No. 12,030,403, # 4 Exhibit B -- U.S. Patent No. 11,318,859, # 5 Exhibit C -- Asylon Presentation to Hextronics, # 6 Exhibit D -- Hextronics Universal Quick Start Guide 2024, # 7 Exhibit E -- '403 Patent Assignment, # 8 Exhibit F -- '859 Patent Assignment, # 9 Exhibit G -- January 23, 2024 Letter to Hextronics, # 10 Exhibit H -- January 31, 2024 Email from Hextronics, # 11 Exhibit I -- January 23, 2024 Email to Hextronics, # 12 Exhibit J -- August 18, 2025 Letter to Hextronics, # 13 Exhibit K -- September 25, 2025 Letter from Hextronics, # 14 Exhibit L -- November 21, 2025 Email to Hextronics, # 15 Exhibit M -- January 12, 2026 Email to Hextronics)(Allerding, John)

Document #1 Filed 03/27/2026 · 12 pages · District Court, S.D. Florida · View original PDF
1A method of swapping a power supply in an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV), comprising: transmitting one or more signals to a UAV via one or more markers or emitters when the UAV is in proximity to a landing zone located on a reconfigurable power station (RPS);

The Hextronics Universal provides a landing zone via which a drone can precisely land.

receiving the UAV upon the landing zone;

The Hextronics Universal provides a landing zone via which a drone can precisely land.

removing a first swap cartridge from the UAV via a swapping adaptor which is positionable upon a vertical elevator system from within the RPS and lowering the first swap cartridge into the RPS;

The Hextronics Universal comprises battery swapping mechanism with a vertical elevator system. NOT FOR COPYING OR DISTRIBUTION U.S. PATENT NO. 12,030,403 - CLAIM 1

obtaining a second swap cartridge via the swapping adaptor from one or more receiving bays positioned within the RPS and lifting the second swap cartridge separately from the one or more receiving bays within the RPS via the vertical elevator system into alignment with a swap cartridge receptacle within a housing on the UAV, wherein each of the one or more receiving bays are aligned symmetrically relative to one another in a fixed position relative to the RPS;

The Hextronics Universal comprises up to four batteries that can be swapped via the elevator system.

advancing the second swap cartridge along the swapping adaptor such that the second swap cartridge is transferred into the housing on the UAV; and

The Hextronics Universal comprises up to four batteries that can be swapped with a battery swapping mechanism having a vertical elevator system.

transmitting a clearance signal for take-off to the UAV via the RPS upon completion of a preflight check of the UAV.

The Hextronics Universal runs a preflight check before UAV deployment, comprising checks to the cameras, the propellers, the UAV body, the battery, the landing pad, etc. NOT FOR COPYING OR DISTRIBUTION U.S. PATENT NO. 12,030,403 - CLAIM 11

11A method of swapping a power supply in an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV), comprising: receiving a UAV upon a landing zone located on a housing of a power station;

The Hextronics Universal provides a landing zone via which a drone can precisely land.

removing a first cartridge from the UAV via a swapping mechanism which is positionable upon a vertical elevator system within the power station and vertically moving the first cartridge into a first receiving bay within the power station;

The Hextronics Universal comprises battery swapping mechanism with a vertical elevator system. NOT FOR COPYING OR DISTRIBUTION

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