Alpha Modus Expands Patent Enforcement Campaign with Lawsuit Against Indian AI Retail Company Allerin Tech
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Alpha Modus Holdings filed a patent infringement lawsuit against Indian software company Allerin Tech Pvt. Ltd. (search), alleging infringement of ten patents covering AI-driven retail technologies.
The lawsuit targets Allerin's "AllView" AI platform, which provides machine vision, object detection, and retail applications that Alpha Modus claims practice its patented methods.
This legal action is part of Alpha Modus's broader enforcement strategy against major retailers and tech companies in the $60+ billion retail media and self-service kiosk markets.
Alpha Modus Holdings Inc. (search) (Nasdaq: AMOD) has filed a patent infringement lawsuit against Indian software solutions company Allerin Tech Pvt. Ltd. (search), marking the latest action in the company's aggressive intellectual property enforcement campaign targeting AI-driven retail technologies.
The lawsuit, filed September 12, 2025, in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Texas, alleges infringement of ten Alpha Modus patents covering core technologies in consumer behavior analysis, real-time inventory management, personalized in-store marketing, and AI-driven retail engagement.
Patent Portfolio Under Fire
The complaint targets ten specific patents: U.S. Patent Nos. 10,360,571; 10,853,825; 11,049,120; 10,977,672; 12,039,550; 11,042,890; 11,301,880; 12,026,731; 12,354,121; and pending claims under Application No. 18/905,975, which is set to issue on September 23, 2025.
Alpha Modus alleges that Allerin's "AllView" AI platform, marketed as a comprehensive toolset for machine vision, object detection, and retail applications, directly practices the company's patented methods. The complaint asserts that Allerin has derived substantial commercial benefit from Alpha Modus's patented technology while causing harm to the value of Alpha Modus's intellectual property.
CEO Describes Patent "Minefield"
"We believe that most companies practicing AI in retail are going to struggle—or are already struggling—not to step on at least one of our patents. We've alleged that Allerin has managed to step on all ten," said William Alessi, CEO of Alpha Modus. "While we take that as a backhanded compliment to the strength of our portfolio, infringement is not a partnership model."
Alessi emphasized the growing ubiquity of Alpha Modus's innovations, stating, "Alpha Modus's patented AI retail technology is quickly becoming the global standard for consumer engagement and real-time retail analytics. The more ubiquitous our innovations become, the more inevitable it is that others will collide with our intellectual property."
Broader Enforcement Strategy
The Allerin lawsuit represents part of Alpha Modus's comprehensive enforcement strategy targeting the $60+ billion retail media and self-service kiosk markets. The company has previously filed patent infringement actions against major U.S. retailers and technology companies including Kroger, Creative Realities (search), A2Z Cust2Mate Solutions, Cooler Screens (search), Brookshire Grocery (search), and MNTN (search).
In a separate action filed August 25, 2025, Alpha Modus sued A2Z Cust2Mate Solutions Corp. (search), alleging that Cust2Mate's AI-powered smart shopping carts infringe five Alpha Modus patents covering real-time inventory management, customer engagement, AI-driven planograms, and seamless checkout systems. The company claimed these patents form the foundation of next-generation retail technologies already being piloted by major global retailers.
Legal Remedies Sought
In both cases, Alpha Modus is seeking damages, injunctive relief, and recognition of the validity and enforceability of its patent portfolio. The company argues that its enforcement actions underscore its commitment to protecting shareholder value and monetizing its intellectual property across the rapidly expanding AI retail technology sector.
Each enforcement action reflects Alpha Modus's strategy to ensure competitors either license its technology or face legal consequences, as the company works to maintain what it describes as fair competition in AI-driven retail innovation.