IMPOSSIBLE MACHINES Trademark

Antennas; radio frequency communication systems, namely, radio frequency transmitters, radio frequency surveillance systems comprising antennas, radio frequency receivers, antenna filters, electronic signal feeds being electronic signal transmitters, electronic communication subsystems for use with antennas; and antenna, antenna system, and radio frequency communication system components and accessories, namely, fiber optic cables and connectors for radio frequency and digital transmission; antenna filters; ortho-mode transducers, namely, electro-acoustic transducers and electro-optic transducers; downloadable Computer software for use in tracking and monitoring the performance and usage of systems and applications, monitoring networks and infrastructure, remotely monitoring radio frequency (RF) sensors, reviewing monitoring history, identifying anomalies or trends in data, and creating alerts and notifications; software-defined antennas (SDAs) being software defined radios; software-defined electric sensors; software-defined radio frequency transmitter systems; computer hardware, namely, switches, chips, processors, and memory; electric sensors, namely, radio frequency (RF) sensors, radio frequency (RF) sensor arrays

product safety and product quality testing, namely, Testing services for new product development, testing services for state of operability of existing products, and calibration services, all of the foregoing for antennas, antenna systems, and RF (radio frequency) communication systems; cloud computing provider services, namely, cloud computing featuring non-downloadable software for general storage of data, database construction, database management, database privacy, database security, database governance, and/or document preparation and management; design, development and implementation of software; providing temporary use of nondownloadable Computer software for use in tracking and monitoring the performance and usage of systems and applications, monitoring networks and infrastructure, remotely monitoring radio frequency (RF) sensors, reviewing monitoring history, identifying anomalies or trends in data, and creating alerts and notifications