HUNT THE ARCHER, NOT THE ARROW Trademark

Electronic device, namely, radio frequency sensor used to intercept and identify radio frequency signals to locate ground control stations; electronic device, namely, radio frequency sensor for use on unmanned aerial vehicles to intercept and identify radio frequency signals to locate ground control stations; radio frequency sensor; Electronic device, namely radio frequency monitor for detection and geolocating radio frequency emitters; radio frequency sensing system consisting of an electronic device containing wideband amplified spiral antennas, RF switch, analog to digital signal converter, integrated circuit consisting of Field Programmable Gate Arrays, single-board computer, and downloaded artificial intelligence software to detect, record, and determine geolocation of RF signals; computer hardware and downloadable software for use in operating directed energy and microwave weapons sold as a unit; computer hardware and recorded software for use in operating directed energy and microwave weapons sold as a unit; Electronic warfare systems for airborne, ground, and ship applications including manned and unmanned platforms, namely, an electronics system with cyber and electronic warfare capabilities comprised of computer hardware and downloadable software for providing warfighters with the ability to sense, identify, and transmit energy and signals across; downloadable software using artificial intelligence for detecting, identifying, tracking, and disabling unmanned aerial vehicles; recorded software using artificial intelligence for detecting, identifying, tracking, and disabling unmanned ariel vehicles; downloadable computer software for sensing, receiving, monitoring, decoding, decrypting, and redirecting electromagnetic signals; recorded computer software for sensing, receiving, monitoring, decoding, decrypting, and redirecting electromagnetic signals; downloadable software using artificial intelligence for disabling electromagnetic signals and devices; recorded software using artificial intelligence for disabling electromagnetic signals and devices

unmanned aerial vehicles