WIRELESS ELECTRONIC DEVICES

Brand	Owner (click to sort)	Address	Description
BEERFLO	AUTOMATIC BAR CONTROLS, INC.	2060 Cessna Drive, Suite 100 Vacaville CA 95688	Wireless electronic devices, namely, hardware components with sensing capability that monitor the flow of alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages and other liquids, convert mechanical flow data into electronic data and transmit the electronic data to units that record, process and report the data;BEER FLOW;
IT'S GOOD TO BE WELL CONNECTED	NOKIA MOBILE PHONES, LTD.	Nakol Ankatu #8, Salo Salo 24101 Finland	wireless electronic devices;
LOGIT	PS Innovations	28351 Lakeside Ln. Lindstrom MN 55045	Wireless electronic devices in the nature of electronic tags used in combination with downloadable computer application software featuring a smartphone based scanner all for use in locating and tracking lost outdoor recreation, camping, rescue, mountaineering and hiking items, gear and rope;LOG IT;
METABADGE	Creo Inc.	3700 Gilmore Way Burnaby, BC V5G 4M1 Canada	Wireless electronic devices, namely, computer hardware, RF transmitters, transceivers, receivers, personal digital assistants (PDAs), cellular telephones, portable telephones, and paging units, for use in sensing the presence of other wireless electronic devices and for playing, recording, and organizing data;
TELEMETRYPRO	Multitronix	5662 N Plumcreek Ave Boise ID 83713	Wireless electronic devices, namely, short and long range radio transmitters, receivers and transceivers, using radio frequency telemetry data links for monitoring, locating, tracking and control of flight vehicles, namely, rockets, satellites, aircraft and high altitude balloons; Software for downloading, analyzing and displaying telemetry data;TELEMETRY PRO;
	Where the owner name is not linked, that owner no longer owns the brand

Technical Examples

A user selects a wireless network mapping option on their computer and is presented with a list of names of electronic devices coupled to the wireless network to which the computer is coupled. When one of the electronic devices transmits a wireless identification signal to the computer, a visual cue identifies the default name associated with the electronic device in the list. The user may then rename the default name to a local name. The user may also opt to transmit a wireless identification signal of their own to one or more of the electronic devices coupled to the wireless network. Alternatively, the user may select one or more electronic devices from the list, and nudge the selected devices by sending an activation signal, causing the electronic devices to identify themselves using an audio or visual cue.