About 13 Trademarks found that are owned by Simphonics Inc.

Computer development programs for creating, editing, and monitoring computer audio programs, adapted for use on various operating systems, and downloadable from a computer network

computer development program for creating, monitoring and editing graphic computer programs adapted for use on various operating systems with storage media and user manuals sold as a unit

computer software design for others, updating of computer software, and computer consultation, especially relative to sound simulation in training devices

digital signal processing printed circuit boards, and software which allows a user to author programs to be used with the circuit board, all for use with high speed analog and digital input/output devices

audio printed circuit boards, and plug in integrated circuit-based modules which channel sound signals from the circuit board to listening devices such as speakers and headphones, for use in flight simulation training devices

downloadable computer software for Live, Virtual and Constructive (LVC) modeling and simulation of network distributed military and commercial voice communications such as radios, intercoms, datalinks, VoIP and RoIP protocols, and audible waveforms

Computer software development tools

Computer application software for use with distributed modeling and simulation applications utilizing distributed interactive simulation and VoIP protocols; computer application software for use in connecting and simulating radios for Live, Virtual and Constructive (LVC) applications; computer application software for use in simulating radio transmissions

computer application software for use with distributed modeling and simulation applications utilizing distributed interactive simulation and VoIP protocols; computer application software for use in connecting and simulating radios for Live, Virtual and Constructive (LVC) applications; simulated radio computer application software

A computer software application for creating graphical user interfaces that consist of individual controls that appear as hardware controls such as knobs and other mechanically manipulated controls and other electronic forms that can be selected from a library of images using a drag and drop interface and configured to appear as a panel of controls with the controls placed selectively on a panel so that the panel can then be used to perform a specific function, such as controlling an air conditioning or security system or other type of mechanical system, machinery or electronic circuit