Trademark: PROSPECTOR 2063403
Word
PROSPECTOR
ID
2063403
Trademark Type
Word
Status
Registered: Registered/protected
Application Date
17 January 2020
Registration Date
17 January 2020
Renewal Date
17 January 2030
Owner(s)
Service
Spruson & Ferguson
Goods and Services:
Class 9:
Laboratory instrument used in scientific research and clinical applications, comprising a holder or holding area for holding one or more microfabricated chips having arrays of microwells, and a picking pin having a sufficient resolution to pick material, such as cultivated bacterial cells, from selected microwells of the microfabricated chips and transferring the picked material to designated locations, the movement of the picking pin effected by precision robotics controlled by computer software.
Laboratory instrument used in scientific research and clinical applications, comprising a holder or holding area for holding one or more microfabricated chips having arrays of microwells, and a picking pin having a sufficient resolution to pick material, such as cultivated bacterial cells, from selected microwells of the microfabricated chips and transferring the picked material to designated locations, the movement of the picking pin effected by precision robotics controlled by computer software.
Class 10:
Laboratory instrument used in medical research and clinical applications, comprising a holder or holding area for holding one or more microfabricated chips having arrays of microwells, and a picking pin having a sufficient resolution to pick material, such as cultivated bacterial cells, from selected microwells of the microfabricated chips and transferring the picked material to designated locations, the movement of the picking pin effected by precision robotics controlled by computer software.
Laboratory instrument used in medical research and clinical applications, comprising a holder or holding area for holding one or more microfabricated chips having arrays of microwells, and a picking pin having a sufficient resolution to pick material, such as cultivated bacterial cells, from selected microwells of the microfabricated chips and transferring the picked material to designated locations, the movement of the picking pin effected by precision robotics controlled by computer software.