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The International trademark CUBIC Enabling a Safer World was filed as Figurative mark on 05/07/2014 at the World Intellectual Property Organization.
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#Earth, terrestrial globes, planets #Geometrical solids #Letters presenting a special form of writing #Terrestrial globes #Cubes #Series of letters in different dimensions
| Trademark form | Figurative mark |
| File reference | 1234762 |
| Countries | 
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| Base trademark |
No. 86115769,
November 11, 2013
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| Application date | May 7, 2014 |
| Expiration date | May 7, 2024 |
Trademark owner
9333 Balboa Avenue
San Diego CA 92123
US
San Diego CA 92123
US
Trademark representatives
Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton LLP
1400 Wewatta Street, Suite 600
US
goods and services
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Personnel locator computer hardware and software [Global
Positioning System (GPS) tracking and location device];
combat simulators for training purposes; training systems
for aircraft, vehicles, weapons and personnel in live,
constructive and virtual environments consisting of
transceivers, lasers not for medical use, GPS technology in
the nature of a global positioning system, data link
technology in the nature of electronic and optical
communications instruments and components, namely, optical
data links, electronic encryption units, radio frequency
identification tag readers, wireless communication
transponders and radio receivers; computer hardware,
electronic display interfaces; computer software for
tracking people and vehicles, collecting recording and
replaying instrumentation data, providing automated
processing and analysis of instrumentation data, computer
networking, monitoring hit/miss notifications, scoring the
outcome of weapons engagements and simulations of kinetic
and non-kinetic threat weapons systems; electronic apparatus
for tracking people and vehicles, collecting, recording and
replaying instrumentation data, providing automated
processing and analysis of instrumentation data, networking,
monitoring hit/miss notifications, scoring the outcome of
weapons engagements and simulations of kinetic and
non-kinetic threat weapons systems; computer peripheral
equipment for tracking people and vehicles, collecting,
recording and replaying instrumentation data, providing
automated processing and analysis of instrumentation data,
computer networking, monitoring hit/miss notifications,
scoring the outcome of weapons engagements and simulations
of kinetic and non-kinetic threat weapons systems, all of
the foregoing for education, training development,
management support, and operations and maintenance support;
communication and electronic products for intelligence,
surveillance, search-and-rescue, air traffic control and
military/civil communication markets consisting of radio and
optical data links for transferring radar, video, and other
information obtained via sensors; radios; radio, electronic
optical and mobile data transmitters; radio receivers,
filters, and exciters; high power amplifiers, antennas,
direction-finding transponders and radio receivers,
computers, computer display screens and monitors and
software to transmit, network, detect, intercept, analyze,
distribute and process intelligence and communications
signals; computer hardware and software for surveillance;
electronic communications comprised of computer hardware and
software, transponders and radio receivers; computer
hardware and software, transponders and radio receivers for
use with shelters and unmanned aerial vehicles; computer
hardware and software for the delivery of air-to-air,
air-to-ground, air-to-water, ground-to-ground and
ground-to-water missiles; computer hardware and software for
the simulation of, and real time dissemination and display
of the delivery of surveillance apparatus and explosives
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Business management, namely, providing business assistance
to enterprises in the field of operations and combat
training systems; business management, namely, providing
operational services to others in the field of combat
training systems
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Repair and maintenance for others of combat training
systems; computer hardware technical support services for
the installation and maintenance of combat simulation
training systems, weapons effects analysis systems, and
weapons simulation systems; maintenance and installation of
electronic component devices and computer networks that are
used for combat training systems; computer hardware
technical support services for the design, development, and
operation of combat simulation training systems, weapons
effects analysis systems, and weapons simulation systems,
namely, troubleshooting in the nature of the repair of
computer hardware
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Custom manufacture of electronic fare collection systems and
automated parking systems; manufacturing services for others
in the field of combat training systems; contract
manufacturing in the field of combat training systems;
custom manufacture of combat training systems for others;
contract manufacturing of secure data links, power
amplifiers, avionics systems, multiband communication
tracking systems, and cross-domain hardware solutions, all
for use in the field of combat training; contract
manufacturing of personnel locator systems and maintenance
trainers for combat systems and vehicles, all for use in the
field of combat training; contract manufacturing of
operational trainers for missiles, armored vehicles and
naval applications, all for use in the field of combat
training; contract manufacturing of navigational systems and
search and rescue avionics, all for use in the field of
combat training; custom manufacturing of military range
instrumentation systems and laser-based training systems,
all for use in the field of combat training; custom
manufacturing of virtual tactical engagement simulation
systems, fixed operation training centers, mobile operation
training centers, and urban operation training centers, all
for use in the field of combat training; custom
manufacturing of common data link systems for naval
applications, unmanned aerial vehicles, and remote video
terminals, all for use in the field of combat training;
custom manufacturing of satellite technologies, global
systems for mobile communications (GSM) technologies, and
encrypted mesh network technologies, all for use in the
field of combat training; custom manufacturing of
specialized security and networking infrastructure, all for
use in the field of combat training
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Educational services, namely, conducting classes, seminars,
conferences and workshops relating to the operation and
maintenance of combat training systems; educational
services, namely, training related to the development and
implementation of simulated combat training and consequence
management exercises, namely, exercises related to
responding to life threatening or destructive events;
educational services, namely, training related to allied
force modernization for combat, security and peacekeeping
missions; educational services, namely, providing classes,
seminars and workshops in the field of military combat,
security and peacekeeping missions
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Custom software design for others; engineering and design
services in the fields of surveying and electronic measuring
equipment, communication systems, flight collision warning
systems, and electronic tracking systems for others;
military technical research and development for others in
the field of technical warfare communications; engineering
technical support services and software technical support
services all for the design, development, installation, and
maintenance of computer software for combat simulation
training systems, weapons effects analysis systems, and
weapons simulation systems, namely, troubleshooting of
software problems; consultation and advice related to allied
force modernization for combat, security and peacekeeping
missions, namely, consultation and advice regarding the
design and development of modern vehicles and computer
systems for combat, security and peacekeeping missions;
computer hardware technical support services for the design,
development, and operation of combat simulation training
systems, weapons effects analysis systems, and weapons
simulation systems, namely, troubleshooting in the nature of
diagnosing computer hardware problems
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Security consultation and security advice related to the
development and implementation of simulated combat training
and consequence management exercises, namely, exercises
related to responding to life threatening or destructive
events; security consultation and security advice related to
allied force modernization for combat, security and
peacekeeping missions
Trademark history
| Date | Document number | Area | Entry |
|---|---|---|---|
| March 19, 2019 | 2019/15 Gaz | CN | RAW: Rule 18ter(4) protected goods and services |
| February 18, 2019 | 2019/14 Gaz | IN | RAW: Rule 18ter(2)(ii) GP following a provisional refusal |
| October 24, 2017 | 2017/47 Gaz | US | RAW: Partial Ceasing Effect |
| September 6, 2016 | 2017/4 Gaz | IL | Rejection |
| August 12, 2016 | 2016/34 Gaz | KR | RAW: Rule 18ter(2)(ii) GP following a provisional refusal |
| June 29, 2016 | 2016/27 Gaz | AU | RAW: Rule 18ter(2)(ii) GP following a provisional refusal |
| February 4, 2016 | 2016/6 Gaz | JP | RAW: Rule 18ter(2)(ii) GP following a provisional refusal |
| January 15, 2016 | 2016/5 Gaz | SG | RAW: Rule 18ter(2)(ii) GP following a provisional refusal |
| December 18, 2015 | 2016/3 Gaz | CN | Rejection |
| October 19, 2015 | 2015/43 Gaz | IN | Rejection |
| July 16, 2015 | 2015/29 Gaz | JP | Rejection |
| July 14, 2015 | 2015/29 Gaz | KR | Rejection |
| June 30, 2015 | 2015/27 Gaz | NZ | Rejection |
| June 11, 2015 | 2015/26 Gaz | SG | Rejection |
| March 19, 2015 | 2015/12 Gaz | AU | Rejection |
| May 7, 2014 | 2015/5 Gaz | US | Registration |
ID: 141234762