the airspace layer of defence Trademark (Class 9) — Ready for Examination Status & Details

The current status of the airspace layer of defence is "Ready for Examination". It was filed on 01/10/2026 at DELHI in Class 9. Status may change over time as the application moves through examination, publication, opposition and registration stages.

the airspace layer of defence is filed in Class 9, covering: Electronic apparatus for detecting and locating mobile communication devices including sensor-based detection apparatus; electronic communication apparatus; electronic control apparatus for denying mobile services, detecting identifying, and locating active mobile phones and mobile devices; wireless signal monitoring and containment systems; RF cyber firewall apparatus for blocking and filtering unauthorized wireless and radio frequency transmissions; electronic security and surveillance systems for preventing the use of mobile phones, smartphones, wearable communication devices, and other wireless communication devices in designated areas where the use of such devices is prohibited; radio frequency detection, analysis, and management equipment; suppression and control apparatus; monitoring and control systems for secured premises, classified areas, and meeting rooms; electronic security devices for identifying SIM based communication devices; radio frequency monitoring and identification systems; entry point mobile device detection systems; electronic apparatus for capturing device identification data including IMEI and IMSI information; electronic surveillance apparatus; cyber intelligence gathering and threat analysis apparatus; situational awareness systems comprising sensors, cameras, optical devices, communication equipment, data transmission apparatus, monitoring instruments, recorded and downloadable software for command and control, and integrated hardware for tactical monitoring and coordination; hardware layer radio frequency fingerprinting apparatus; radio frequency fingerprint analysis systems for persistent identification of wireless devices; multi sensor wireless device identification systems; vehicle identity finger printing systems using tyre pressure monitoring system (TPMS) sensor cluster fusion; AI enabled radio frequency signal analysis and wireless device authentication system; sensor arrays for radio frequency signal detection; proximity and motion sensors for surveillance and monitoring purposes; sensor fusion apparatus for wireless device identification and authentication; environmental and RF sensors for perimeter and premises monitoring; radio frequency transmitters, modulators and adaptors; wireless devices being electronic radio-based item finders; biometric identification systems; automatic indicators of low pressure in tyres; detection apparatus; motion sensors.

the airspace layer of defence covers: Electronic apparatus for detecting and locating mobile communication devices including sensor-based detection apparatus; electronic communication apparatus; electronic control apparatus for denying mobile services, detecting identifying, and locating active mobile phones and mobile devices; wireless signal monitoring and containment systems; RF cyber firewall apparatus for blocking and filtering unauthorized wireless and radio frequency transmissions; electronic security and surveillance systems for preventing the use of mobile phones, smartphones, wearable communication devices, and other wireless communication devices in designated areas where the use of such devices is prohibited; radio frequency detection, analysis, and management equipment; suppression and control apparatus; monitoring and control systems for secured premises, classified areas, and meeting rooms; electronic security devices for identifying SIM based communication devices; radio frequency monitoring and identification systems; entry point mobile device detection systems; electronic apparatus for capturing device identification data including IMEI and IMSI information; electronic surveillance apparatus; cyber intelligence gathering and threat analysis apparatus; situational awareness systems comprising sensors, cameras, optical devices, communication equipment, data transmission apparatus, monitoring instruments, recorded and downloadable software for command and control, and integrated hardware for tactical monitoring and coordination; hardware layer radio frequency fingerprinting apparatus; radio frequency fingerprint analysis systems for persistent identification of wireless devices; multi sensor wireless device identification systems; vehicle identity finger printing systems using tyre pressure monitoring system (TPMS) sensor cluster fusion; AI enabled radio frequency signal analysis and wireless device authentication system; sensor arrays for radio frequency signal detection; proximity and motion sensors for surveillance and monitoring purposes; sensor fusion apparatus for wireless device identification and authentication; environmental and RF sensors for perimeter and premises monitoring; radio frequency transmitters, modulators and adaptors; wireless devices being electronic radio-based item finders; biometric identification systems; automatic indicators of low pressure in tyres; detection apparatus; motion sensors.

The exact word "the airspace layer of defence" is already on record at the Indian Trademark Registry under Application No. 8035300. If you intend to use a similar mark for similar goods or services, you should conduct a comprehensive availability search and consult a trademark attorney before filing. Registerkaro offers a free availability check followed by professional filing.

Indian registered trademarks are valid for 10 years from the date of registration and can be renewed indefinitely in 10-year blocks. the airspace layer of defence (App #8035300) is currently in status "Ready for Examination" — renewal dates apply only after registration is granted.

If the airspace layer of defence is in the "Advertised before Acceptance" or "Accepted & Advertised" stage, you have a 4-month window from publication in the Trade Marks Journal to file an opposition (Form TM-O) at the same Trade Marks Registry office. Grounds typically include prior rights, descriptiveness or bad faith. Registerkaro can prepare and file a Notice of Opposition for you.