IC 040. US 100 103 106. G & S: prototype testing, namely, prototype fabrication of new physical models for engineering purposes and for others. FIRST USE: 20090100. FIRST USE IN COMMERCE: 20090100
IC 042. US 100 101. G & S: Scientific analysis and design engineering services, namely, providing illustrations and modeling of vehicles through the utilization of electronic CAD drawings; testing, analysis and evaluation services of the goods and service of others, namely, physical models for the purpose of certification; computer services, namely, acting as an application service provider in the field of knowledge management for computer networks and databases that search, retrieve, and optimize electronic information and data; consulting services in the field of computer-based information systems for businesses. FIRST USE: 20090100. FIRST USE IN COMMERCE: 20090100
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