Advanced Defense Systems, Inc. trademark application for 26D

Advanced Defense Systems, Inc., a corporation organized in Delaware, applied to register the trademark 26D with the United States Patent and Trademark Office on 2026-07-27, serial number 50014541. The application covers one class of goods and services, Class 9 (Software and electronics), and is based on an intent to use the mark in commerce (the goods or services are not yet sold under it). The latest step on the record is "Notification of non-final action e-mailed" on 2026-09-28.

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What 26D will be used for

Class 9 (Software and electronics)

Avionics systems, namely, flight displays, mission computers, and navigation systems; A computing system comprised of computer hardware and recorded computer software for automatically detecting and identifying humans, animals and objects and tracking their location and movement; a surveillance computing system comprised of computer hardware and recorded computer software for automatically detecting and identifying the presence of humans, animals and objects, and monitoring and tracking their real time location and movement; Border and reconnaissance systems primarily comprised of airborne and ground surveillance systems using radar imagery composed of radar and radar receivers with amplifiers; Command, control, communications, computers, and intelligence (C4I) systems comprised of computer hardware and recorded software; Computer hardware and recorded computer software for controlling, operating, and communicating with unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) for intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance (ISR) purposes; Computer hardware and recorded software for use in military, aerospace, and defense systems; Electric or electronic sensors for sensing the presence or absence of individuals or objects by infrared, optical, ultrasonic, radar, acoustic, pressure or vibration sensors; Electronic and optical communications instruments and components, namely, optical data links; Electronic components in the nature of vehicle detection equipment for unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), namely, imaging sensors to detect vehicle location and electronic sensors for long range identification and tracking of other vehicles by unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs); Electronic systems comprised of sensors, displays, processors, and communications hardware for use in military and homeland security applications; Electronic warfare systems, namely, signal detection, countermeasure, and jamming equipment; Maritime electronic systems, namely sonar, communication, and detection systems; Night vision devices, thermal imaging systems, and electro-optical sensors; Night vision goggles and image intensifier tubes; Recorded and downloadable software for mission planning, data analysis, and battlefield management; Recorded computer software for detecting targets and objects of interest in the field of border surveillance and reconnaissance; Recorded computer software for displaying information, video, and images sent from an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV); Recorded computer software for sending

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A company that wants to protect a new brand name in the United States files a trademark application with the United States Patent and Trademark Office. The application names the mark, the company applying, the classes of goods and services it will be used for, in the company's own words, and whether the brand is already on sale or is still to launch. Each application gets a serial number and a public record that follows it through examination.

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Source: USPTO record for 26D, serial number 50014541.

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