INVENTIS Trademark

Hearing measurement apparatus, namely, audiological measuring instruments; Audiometers; Middle ear analysers; Instruments for measuring auditory brainstem response, namely, ABR otoneurological measuring instruments; Instruments for measuring otoacoustic emissions, namely, otoacoustic measuring equipment; Support apparatus for procedures for adjusting hearing aids, namely, hearing aid analyzers and audiological tools and instrumentation for adaptation and individualization of hearing aids for patients; Video otoscopes; In-situ systems for real ear measurements (REM), namely, in-ear monitors for medical purposes; Test chambers for verifying the functionality of hearing aids; Apparatus for diagnosing vestibular disorders, namely, vestibular measuring instruments and balance measuring equipment; Medical instruments for use in audiology; Medical instruments for use in audiology, namely, hearing aids and medical hearing instruments; Parts and fittings for medical and clinical purposes for all the aforesaid goods

Downloadable and recorded software for operating and receiving data from hearing measurement apparatus; downloadable and recorded software for operating and receiving data from instruments for measuring auditory brainstem response; downloadable and recorded software for operating and receiving data from instruments for measuring otoacoustic emissions; downloadable and recorded software for operating and receiving data from support apparatus for procedures for adjusting hearing aids; downloadable and recorded software for operating and receiving data from video otoscopes; downloadable and recorded software for in-situ systems for conducting and analyzing real ear measurements (REM); downloadable and recorded software for use in test chambers for verifying the functionality of hearing aids; downloadable and recorded software for balance testing audiology equipment; downloadable and recorded software for audiology apparatus for diagnosing vestibular disorders; downloadable and recorded software for operating and receiving data from medical instruments for use in audiology; laboratory test chambers comprised of frequency meters and amplifiers for verifying the functionality of hearing aids