About 6 Trademarks found that are owned by My MusIc Machines Inc.

ELECTRONIC MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, NAMELY, A MOUTH OPERATED ELECTRONIC DEVICE FOR PRODUCING MUSIC AND FOR SECONDARY USE BY HANDICAPPED INDIVIDUALS AND NON-HANDICAPPED INDIVIDUALS TO MANIPULATE REAL OR VIRTUAL OBJECTS

Medical devices, namely, respiratory therapy devices for assisting users to properly perform diaphragmatic breathing, namely, a device using gamification to create an interactive learning experience with real-time feedback to create a more effective and efficient training process

Medical devices, namely, respiratory therapy training devices for assisting users to properly perform inspiratory muscle training, incentive spirometry, autogenic drainage, active cyclical breathing, huff coughing, positive expiratory pressure therapy and oscillating positive expiratory pressure therapy, and pursed lip breathing devices uses in the treatment of pulmonary and respiratory conditions, where gamification is used to create an interactive learning experience with real-time feedback to create a more effective and efficient training process

Downloadable software, namely, mobile applications for musical instruction; Downloadable software, namely, mobile applications for recording music, editing and mixing audio and video music recordings and editing and mixing musical performances; Computer software for the recording, processing and reproduction of sound and music; Downloadable software for editing and mixing music from a mouth operated electronic device by handicap and non-handicap individuals to manipulate real or virtual objects; Downloadable software, namely, mobile applications utilizing games for musical instruction; Downloadable software, namely, mobile applications utilizing music and music games for music therapy, occupational therapy and physical therapy

The mark consists of a red saxophone with orange and red pads and black shading, constituting the letter "J", red letters "a" and "m" underlined by red paint, followed by black letters "b" and "o", followed by two letter "x"'s which have white and black piano keys, underlined by a black paintbrush with red paint on the tip.

"The foreign wording in the mark translates into English as No foreign word equivalent."