ESPER Trademark

downloadable software and downloadable mobile applications for use in connection with prosthetic devices to control, operate, and program prosthetic devices; downloadable mobile applications for controlling, operating, and programming prosthetic devices; downloadable mobile applications with interactive features for use with prosthetic devices to control, operate, and program prosthetic devices; downloadable mobile applications for viewing information featuring educational material; electronic publications in the nature of downloadable e-books in the field of prosthetic devices; downloadable instructional and teaching materials being books in the field of prosthetic devices; pre-recorded training videos cassettes featuring information about prosthetic devices; all of the aforesaid goods are for use with or in connection with prosthetic devices

Prosthetic devices and components, namely, prosthetics for the upper body and extremities, namely, shoulders, arms, wrists, hands, and for the lower extremities, namely, knees, ankles and feet; prosthetic neural implants; prosthetics devices with computer software and hardware controls having computer or neural and computer interface, namely, prosthetic knees, ankles, and feet; robotic exoskeleton suits for medical purposes; medical devices, namely, myo devices being myo-facial massage apparatus for use with artificial limbs

Science and technology services in the nature of medical research and development of treatments in the fields of neurostimulation and neuro-prosthetics; medical research services; scientific investigations for medical purposes; engineering research; software engineering; mechanical engineering, namely, medical engineering in the fields of neurostimulation and neuro-prosthetics; providing technical support services being troubleshooting of computer software problems relating to software and mobile applications relating to prosthetic devices and accessories; providing medical device technological information in the field of prosthetic aids and prosthetic device techniques to amputees