Trade Mark Journal No.2025/051 19 December 2025

UK00004309790 12 December 2025 (9,10,41,42,44)

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International priority date claimed: 16 July 2025 (European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO)) (019218608)
Class 9
Artificial intelligence software for analysis; Interactive software based on artificial intelligence; Artificial intelligence software for healthcare; Artificial intelligence software; Virtual and augmented reality software; Augmented reality software for simulation; Virtual reality software; Artificial intelligence software for rehabilitation programmes; Virtual reality software for rehabilitation programmes; Augmented reality software for rehabilitation programmes; Software featuring holograms for rehabilitation programmes; Hologram software; Artificial intelligence software for healthcare; Virtual reality software for the healthcare industry; Augmented reality software for healthcare; Sensors; Sensors, detectors and monitoring instruments; Software for vitality programmes; Software for fitness programmes; Sensors measuring movement; Motion sensors for rehabilitation not for medical purposes.
Class 10
Body rehabilitation apparatus for medical purposes; Patient monitoring sensors and alarms; Motion sensors for rehabilitation purposes for medical purposes; Rehabilitation apparatus having built-in motion sensors.
Class 41
Health and wellness training.
Class 42
Design and development of virtual reality software; Design and development of computer game software and virtual reality software.
Class 44
Occupational therapy and rehabilitation; Development of individual physical rehabilitation programmes; Physical rehabilitation; Health hydro services; Providing of a treatment programme for patient rehabilitation, including a vitality and fitness programme and a programme for sensory stimulus, sensory stimulation and experience; Medical and paramedical advice and information for the prevention of burnout and for the prevention of falls; Medical and paramedical information relating to improved breathing control for rehabilitation purposes and for a better and faster recovery.

Esther Stuijk-Mutsaers

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