About 30,000 Trademarks found for “a tech system”

The mark consists of a figure consisting of two vertically oriented curved figures. Overlaying the two vertical figures are two semi-circles. The word "A TECH SYSTEM" appears next to the aforementioned design in two lines.

"TECH SYSTEMS"

Color is not claimed as a feature of the mark.

The mark consists of the wording "PIER TECH SYSTEMS" in a stylized font with the term "SYSTEMS" on the line below the term "TECH". The letter "I" in the term "PIER" represents the depiction of a pier, and the wording "PIER TECH" is underlined with a solid, bold line.

Electronic monitoring of electronic sensors on ladders and scaffolding at a remote monitoring center with respect to the use and misuse of the ladders and scaffolding for safety purposes

"TECH SYSTEMS"

Downloadable computer software for monitoring electronic sensors on ladders and scaffolding at a remote monitoring center with respect to the use and misuse of the ladders and scaffolding, and to collect, store, and aggregate the data retrieved by those sensors

SYSTEMS

downloadable computer software for converting printer control language data into images in different formats; downloadable computer software for converting from one image format to another image format, into printer formats and other proprietary formats; downloadable computer software used in conjunction with faxing applications, e-mail applications, electronic document imaging applications and image viewing applications such as portable document format file viewers and tag image file format viewers; downloadable computer software for interfacing legacy applications with document imaging, faxing and printing applications; downloadable computer software for allowing a user to merge print data with PCX and DCX images anywhere on a page; downloadable computer software for allowing a user to embed fax routing and electronic document routing information into a printer control language data stream

THE MARK COMPRISES "MULTI TECH SYSTEMS" AND BULLSEYE DESIGN.

ownloadable electronic publications, namely, written standards in the field of gaming