D&SCI Trademark

Computer software, namely, a low-cost simulator that uses desktop workstations or laptops to create a virtual vehicle that allows participation of crews during an experiment, exercise or training exercise in the field of virtual combat; computer software applications that allow users on a simulation network to communicate with each other, and other computer network simulation standards for conducting real-time platform-level military operations across multiple computers; computer software applications that utilize a collection of computer programming interfaces for handling tasks related to multimedia and computer programs, to render raster graphics onto a drawing surface; computer software applications to monitor, route, map, log and filter simulation standards for conducting real-time platform-level military operations across multiple computers; computer software for training close air support in a desktop simulation

Providing engineering services to the Department of Defense and commercial markets, in the nature of development of computer hardware and software services; tests and verification support, in the nature of technical support services, namely, identifying computer hardware and software problems and troubleshooting of computer hardware and software problems using testing software, and monitoring of network systems in the field of information assurance; high fidelity modeling and simulation, namely, design and development of high-quality engineering computer hardware and software which simulates an abstract model in the field of virtual combat training; product research and development, namely, developing computer system architectures and creating flight simulation software, infrared sensor stimulators, and software applications and tools required to support experimentation, advanced technological research, end-to-end systems integration technical support and network engineering in the field of combat training; design and development of computer software in the nature of a low-cost simulator that uses desktop workstations or laptops to create a virtual vehicle that allows participation of crews during an experiment, exercise or training exercise in the field of virtual combat training