South Wales, Oct. 6 -- United Kingdom Intellectual Property Office (UKIPO) has registered trademark "PHOTONCORE" on Sept. 17. The details about the trademark application no. UK00004446966 published in the journal no. 2026/040 (Oct. 2).
With Appleyard Lees IP LLP as representative, CHUNE LTD filed the trademark application for the below mentioned good(s)/service(s).
Class 9 : Scientific, optical, photonic, measuring, detecting, monitoring, testing and analytical apparatus and instruments; diagnostic apparatus and instruments, not for medical purposes; scientific and diagnostic readers, not for medical purposes; apparatus and instruments for scientific research in laboratories; apparatus for detecting and measuring analytes, chemical species, refractive index and other properties of gases, liquids and biological or environmental samples; data-acquisition and sensor-processing apparatus; sensors; sensors for measuring chemicals, gas, air and water-quality; sensors for use in environmental, agricultural and industrial sectors; biosensors; wearable biosensors and molecular-monitoring devices; optical sensors; optical resonance sensors; optical-analysis apparatus comprising light sources, image sensors, processors and readers; photonic sensors; wearable photonic sensors and wearable molecular-monitoring devices; photonic sensing structures; metasurface and meta-array sensors; sensing arrays; biochip sensors; sensing chips; electronic and optical sensing components; wearable sensing devices; disposable sensing cartridges; reusable electronic readers; downloadable software; downloadable software and algorithms for processing, analysing and interpreting sensor data; downloadable software incorporating compressive sampling, sparse reconstruction, signal, image and spectral reconstruction, dynamic state estimation, sensor fusion, calibration, pattern recognition, quality control and peak-tracking algorithms; optical hardware, electronics and signal-processing software; software for operating wearable sensors and analysing molecular data; cartridges, probes, calibration and reference sensing devices; parts, components and fittings for any or all of the aforementioned goods.
Class 10 : Medical devices; medical testing equipment; medical diagnostic equipment; diagnostic, examination and monitoring equipment; diagnostic readers for medical purposes; medical readers; medical sensing devices; wearable sensing devices for medical purposes; disposable medical sensing cartridges; bio-sensors for medical purposes; optical and photonic sensors for medical purposes; medical apparatus for detecting and monitoring biomarkers and analysing bodily or interstitial fluid; microneedle patches and related readers and cartridges; wearable patches for medical purposes; parts, components and fittings for any or all of the aforementioned goods.
Class 42 : Scientific research services; scientific and technological services, namely scientific research, analysis, design, development and testing in relation to photonic sensing platforms; design and development of sensors, photonic sensing systems, sensing chips, readers and associated software; industrial analysis and research services relating to biological, chemical, gas, air, water-quality, environmental and process sensing; calibration, testing and quality-control services relating to sensing systems; software as a service [SaaS] featuring software for operating sensing systems and processing, reconstructing, analysing and interpreting optical and sensor data; platform as a service [PaaS] featuring software for operating sensing systems and processing, reconstructing, analysing and interpreting optical and sensor data; non-downloadable software for operating sensing systems and processing, reconstructing, analysing and interpreting optical and sensor data; information, advisory and consultancy services for or in relation to all of the aforesaid services.
The original document can be viewed at: http://www.ipo.gov.uk/cgi-bin/redirect.cgi?type=tmj&link=6¶m1=UK00004446966
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