VISSUMO

USPTO USPTO 2008 ABANDONED - NO STATEMENT OF USE FILED

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The US trademark VISSUMO was filed as Word mark on 12/04/2008 at the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. The current status of the mark is "ABANDONED - NO STATEMENT OF USE FILED".

Trademark Details Last update: June 12, 2018

Trademark form Word mark
File reference 77626764
Application date December 4, 2008
Publication date April 21, 2009

Trademark owner

801 Robinson Drive #200
840542928 North Salt Lake
US

Trademark representatives

goods and services

9 Force-based input devices, namely, touch activated video screens and touch panels, that function to determine the location and magnitude of a force being applied to an input portion of the device by measuring the forces transmitted through the input portion to a mounting configuration or arrangement; computer touch activated video screens and computer touch screen panels; voice display video monitors equipped with touch screen panels; computer monitors equipped with touch screen panels; human input devices, namely, touch panels, touch activated video screens; force-based input devices, namely, touch activated video screens and touch panels, having a plate or screen with a transparent portion through which to view and manipulate a display via a force input; force-based input devices, namely, touch activated video screens and touch panels which can be integrated into a supporting structure or object; pressure sensors for use in force-based input devices that measure and determine the magnitude and location of a force applied to the device by an object
42 Technology consultation in the field of pressure sensors used to create force-based input devices that measure and determine the magnitude and location of a force applied to the device by an object; Scientific research in the field of pressure sensors used to create force-based input devices that measure and determine the magnitude and location of a force applied to the device by an object

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