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2010 Exhibit: Exhibit 2010 Deposition Transcript of Claire Sand

Document IPR2019-01461, No. 2010 Exhibit - Exhibit 2010 Deposition Transcript of Claire Sand (P.T.A.B. Jun. 11, 2020)
For convenience, can you -- I believe you have printed copies of your declarations from the two proceedings here, which I'll ask you to put in front of you, and I'll read the numbers for the record so that it's clear.
Q So let me ask, Doctor, sitting here today, is it fair to say then that you don't have an opinion whether the two patents at issue in this case and that you wrote two declarations about have anything to do with sliced meats?
Let me just ask the question, like if you were explaining to a family or friend what it is the field of packaging includes, at a high level, how would you describe that?
THE WITNESS: I would love to be able to answer that question "yes" or "no," but I -- I feel very comfortable saying that I cannot give you an exact date of when I've been in factories that sliced deli meats.
For example, if you could tell me, I recall that I was inside an Oscar Mayer facility at some point in the late '90s, that would be the kind of answer I would be looking for here.
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2011 Exhibit: Exhibit 2011 Webpage Expertise PACKAGING TECHNOLOGY RESEARCH

Document IPR2019-01461, No. 2011 Exhibit - Exhibit 2011 Webpage Expertise PACKAGING TECHNOLOGY RESEARCH (P.T.A.B. Jun. 11, 2020)
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2007 Exhibit: Exhibit 2007 DE4202915A1 Certified Translation

Document IPR2019-01461, No. 2007 Exhibit - Exhibit 2007 DE4202915A1 Certified Translation (P.T.A.B. Jun. 11, 2020)
In the first exemplary embodiment, it is provided that the transport direction of the infeed belt is perpendicular to the displacement direction of a carriage in the depositing device, which carriage with depositing elements correspondingly arranged therein takes over the foodstuff fed piece by piece from the infeed belt and discharges it exactly positioned above the underlying packaging mold.
All information and features disclosed in the documents, including the abstract, especially the spatial arrangement shown in the drawings, are claimed to be essential to the invention to the extent that, individually or in combination, they are novel compared to the prior art.
U-shaped boom 13 is arranged on the upper side of the base frame 9, which essentially consists of two parallel traverses extending over the area of the packaging machine 1 below.
In another configuration of the invention, it is sufficient to provide only one pair of depositing elements 30, 31 in the carriage 20, with which only one single lane, e.g. lane 35, can be fed. With the control, which is not shown in detail, e.g., a light barrier control, it is determined how the product lies on the depositing elements 30, 31, 30', 31', 30", 31" and only after the exact positioning of the product against the underlying packaging mold 37 has been determined is the drive of cylinders 28, 29 activated.
This is to certify that the attached document, “DE 42 02 915” -- originally written in German -- is, to the best of our knowledge and belief, a true, accurate, and complete translation into English.
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1017 Exhibit: EX1017 ¿¿¿ Teleconference Transcript

Document IPR2019-01461, No. 1017-19 Exhibit - EX1017 ¿¿¿ Teleconference Transcript (P.T.A.B. Jan. 22, 2020)
Beginning at 1:30 P.M. EST on Wednesday, January 15, 2020, before the Patent Trial and Appeal Board Administrative Judges Timothy J. Goodson, Mitchell G. Weatherly, Frances L. Ippolito, and Jon M. Jurgovan, reported by Michele E. French, RMR/CRR/CSR-3091, Notary Public for the State of Michigan, on behalf of Digital Evidence Group.
In fact, you know, Patent Owner didn't even put in expert testimony to make our legal claim construction and failure of proof arguments with respect to the -- to the problems that Petitioner has with the petition.
They just had a pro forma kind of template section that just says they're applying the ordinary and customary meaning and no construction is needed, no intrinsic evidence, no argument, no case law.
In fact, you know, when the intrinsic evidence belies claim construction that was advanced by a Patent Owner, the Board has granted additional briefing in the form of a reply to the POPR.
So Provisur's statement that it makes, and where it says, quote, "Hansburg is silent on the nature and configuration of the food product its device processes," is just wrong, demonstrably false.
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2001 Exhibit: Exhibit 2001

Document IPR2019-01461, No. 2001-18 Exhibit - Exhibit 2001 (P.T.A.B. Nov. 19, 2019)
This system is unsuitable for fluffed portions or vertical stacks, since the depth of the pouches required for such products is much deeper than for a shingled group of slices.
It is preferred that the conveyors are arranged to be driven in opposite directions when the product is being 15 dropped into the receiving pouch.
In this way, the movement of the conveyors acts to urge the sides of the group of product positively towards the receiving pouch.
When all loading stations have a product bridging the inner ends of the 5 including an array of die boxes for forming receiving conveyors 1.
A loading apparatus according to claim 4, further of said pair of conveyors (1,2) overlying the packaging comprising a pusher (7) associated with each of said loading position (6), said conveyors (1.2) being arranged to drive in 35 stations for pushing the product (S) towards each of said the same direction to convey the product (S) to bridge said packaging positions (6).
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2001 Exhibit: Exhibit 2001

Document IPR2019-01461, No. 2001 Exhibit - Exhibit 2001 (P.T.A.B. Nov. 19, 2019)
This system is unsuitable for fluffed portions or vertical stacks, since the depth of the pouches required for such products is much deeper than for a shingled group of slices.
It is preferred that the conveyors are arranged to be driven in opposite directions when the product is being 15 dropped into the receiving pouch.
In this way, the movement of the conveyors acts to urge the sides of the group of product positively towards the receiving pouch.
When all loading stations have a product bridging the inner ends of the 5 including an array of die boxes for forming receiving conveyors 1.
A loading apparatus according to claim 4, further of said pair of conveyors (1,2) overlying the packaging comprising a pusher (7) associated with each of said loading position (6), said conveyors (1.2) being arranged to drive in 35 stations for pushing the product (S) towards each of said the same direction to convey the product (S) to bridge said packaging positions (6).
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1016 Exhibit: EX1016 First Amended Complaint

Document IPR2019-01461, No. 1016-15 Exhibit - EX1016 First Amended Complaint (P.T.A.B. Aug. 9, 2019)

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1007 Exhibit: EX1007 WO 0222446

Document IPR2019-01461, No. 1007-6 Exhibit - EX1007 WO 0222446 (P.T.A.B. Aug. 9, 2019)

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1005 Exhibit: EX1005 US 5,078,259

Document IPR2019-01461, No. 1005-4 Exhibit - EX1005 US 5,078,259 (P.T.A.B. Aug. 9, 2019)

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1004 Exhibit: EX1004 Sand CV

Document IPR2019-01461, No. 1004-3 Exhibit - EX1004 Sand CV (P.T.A.B. Aug. 9, 2019)

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1002 Exhibit: EX1002 513 File History

Document IPR2019-01461, No. 1002-2 Exhibit - EX1002 513 File History (P.T.A.B. Aug. 9, 2019)

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1013 Exhibit: EX1013 US Patent No 3,685,251

Document IPR2019-01461, No. 1013-12 Exhibit - EX1013 US Patent No 3,685,251 (P.T.A.B. Aug. 9, 2019)

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1009 Exhibit: EX1009 US Patent No 4,709,535

Document IPR2019-01461, No. 1009-8 Exhibit - EX1009 US Patent No 4,709,535 (P.T.A.B. Aug. 9, 2019)

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1010 Exhibit: EX1010 US Patent No 4,685,364

Document IPR2019-01461, No. 1010-9 Exhibit - EX1010 US Patent No 4,685,364 (P.T.A.B. Aug. 9, 2019)

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1012 Exhibit: EX1012 US Patent No 3,061,984

Document IPR2019-01461, No. 1012-11 Exhibit - EX1012 US Patent No 3,061,984 (P.T.A.B. Aug. 9, 2019)

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