About 23 Trademarks found that are owned by Motion Metrics International Corp

LOADER METRICS

SHOVEL METRICS

Computer hardware for A portable, image-based particle size measurement system for analysis of fragmented material found on conveyor belts, stockpiles, and mine faces consisting of hardware components, namely, an embedded computer, sensors, cameras, lights, display screens, and radio frequency transmitters and receivers.; Computer software for installation on the portable embedded computer, namely, an operating system and application software capable of handling various multithreaded applications for the purpose of processing sensor data, communicating over networks and/or wireless connections, displaying information, and producing appropriate warnings corresponding to the operating conditions

"METRICS"

Computer hardware; Computer hardware and software systems for monitoring the productivity and the safety of heavy machinery used in mining, namely, shovels, loaders, and conveyor belts

Automated systems, namely, downloadable software, hardware and electronic communications devices for planning, scheduling, controlling, monitoring and providing information on haul loads, namely, boulder detection, particle size analysis, load profiling and volume monitoring of haul loads

CRUSHER METRICS

Providing information in the field of ore mining, specifically information about mining ore crushing machines, the efficiency of mining ore crushing machines and the work performed by mining ore crushing machines

THERMAL DETECT

DEEP ACCURACY

Computer hardware for a wearable computer, namely, a smartwatch with wireless networking capability used to retrieve safety alerts for heavy machinery used in mining and construction, namely, excavators, loaders, and conveyor belts.; Computer software for installation on the wearable computer, namely, an operating system and application software capable of handling multiple applications for the purpose of processing sensor data, communicating over networks and/or wireless connections, displaying information, and producing appropriate warnings corresponding to the operating conditions