Trade Mark Journal No.2026/032 7 August 2026

WO0000001928973 (9,42)

Office of origin: United States of America

Date of International Registration:28 May 2026
Date of designation in the UK: 28 May 2026
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International priority date claimed: 5 December 2025 (United States of America) (99532849)
Class 9
Haptic sensors, haptic sensor arrays, and other user input devices for controlling unmanned vehicles; wearable haptic sensors, haptic sensor arrays, and other user input devices for controlling unmanned vehicles; downloadable computer software for controlling unmanned vehicles; downloadable computer software for controlling unmanned vehicles using haptic sensors, haptic sensor arrays, and other user input devices; downloadable computer software for controlling unmanned vehicles using haptic sensors, haptic sensor arrays, and other user input devices for the purpose of defense, security, safety, and automation; downloadable computer application software for mobile devices and handheld computers for use with haptic sensors, haptic sensor arrays, and other user input devices for controlling unmanned vehicles; computer hardware and recorded software system for remotely controlling unmanned vehicles.
Class 42
Designing computer software and technology solutions for controlling unmanned vehicles with haptic sensors, haptic sensor arrays, and other user input devices; developing computer software and technology solutions for controlling unmanned vehicles with haptic sensors, haptic sensor arrays, and other user input devices; designing haptic sensors, haptic sensor arrays, and other user input devices for use with downloadable computer software for controlling unmanned vehicles; installation, maintenance and repair of software for computer systems and technology solutions for controlling unmanned vehicles; installation, maintenance and repair of software for computer systems for controlling unmanned vehicles with haptic sensors, haptic sensor arrays, and other user input devices; technological research in the field of computer systems and technology solutions for controlling unmanned vehicles with haptic sensors, haptic sensor arrays, and other user input devices.

Civil-Military Innovation Institute

Representative: Julie L. Langdon Porter Wright Morris & Arthur LLP, 41 South High St., Ste. 2800 - 3200, Columbus OH 43215, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA