HEART ID Canadian Trademark Information

On Wednesday, October 7, 2015, a canadian trademark registration was filed for HEART ID by Nymi Inc. *********, **********, ***** ****. The Canadian IP office has given the trademark application number of 1749482. The current status of this trademark filing is Interruption of proceeding. The correspondent listed for HEART ID is GOWLING WLG (CANADA) LLP of *********, **********, ***** **** The HEART ID trademark is filed in the description of Technical consultation services, research and development services, and the provision of on-line electronic publications relating to the foregoing, all in association with the measurement of biological or personal traits for identity management and authentication and electrocardiogram diagnostics and measurement of cardiac output and other physiological and cardiovascular parameters for personal identification , System consisting of apparatus, equipment and instruments namely sensors incorporating functions for use in electrocardiogram diagnostics and measurement of cardiac output and other physiological and cardiovascular parameters, assessing and validating the identity of an individual through the capture and recognition of the individual's electrocardiogram pattern recognition, cardiac output and other physiological and cardiovascular parameters, and controlling access of an individual to electronic communications, computerized systems, electronic devices namely personal digital assistants, smart phones, and personal computers, building access, computer networks and security systems by assessing and validating the identity of an individual through the capture and recognition of the individual's electrocardiogram pattern recognition, cardiac output and other physiological and cardiovascular parameters; Computer hardware, software and peripheral devices namely USB hardware, USB adaptors, AC adapters, USB chargers for use in electrocardiogram diagnostics and measurement of cardiac output and other physiological and cardiovascular parameters, assessing and validating the identity of an individual through the capture and recognition of the individual's electrocardiogram pattern recognition, cardiac output and other physiological and cardiovascular parameters, and controlling access of an individual to electronic communications, computerized systems, electronic devices namely personal digital assistants, smart phones, and personal computers, building access, computer networks and security systems by assessing and validating the identity of an individual through the capture and recognition of the individual's electrocardiogram pattern recognition, cardiac output and other physiological and cardiovascular parameters; and printed publications relating to the foregoing; Authentication and personal identification products, namely, computer software, sensors and portable and wearable electronic devices for identity authentication, identity management and providing remote access; System consisting of apparatus, equipment and instruments for use in electrocardiogram diagnostics and/or measurement of cardiac output and other physiological and cardiovascular parameters, assessing and validating the identity of an individual through the capture and recognition of the individual's electrocardiogram pattern recognition, cardiac output and/or other physiological and cardiovascular parameters, and/or controlling access of an individual to electronic communications, computerized systems, electronic devices, building entry, computer networks and/or security systems by assessing and validating the identity of an individual through the capture and recognition of the individual's electrocardiogram access, cardiac output and/or other physiological and cardiovascular parameters; Computer hardware, software and peripheral devices for use in electrocardiogram diagnostics and/or measurement of cardiac output and other physiological and cardiovascular parameters, assessing and validating the identity of an individual through the capture and recognition of the individual's electrocardiogram pattern recognition, cardiac output and/or other physiological and cardiovascular parameters, and/or controlling access of an individual to electronic communications, computerized systems, electronic devices, building access, computer networks and/or security systems by assessing and validating the identity of an individual through the capture and recognition of the individual's electrocardiogram pattern recognition, cardiac output and/or other physiological and cardiovascular parameters; and printed publications relating to the foregoing .