USPTO Trademark Application for Q-VOCA

ChangeBridge: Trademarks - Medical Services (Class 044)

Detected March 26th, 2026

Summary

The USPTO has received an intent-to-use trademark application for the mark Q-VOCA. The application covers smart clothing, health monitors, and various biofeedback sensors for medical and scientific use, including applications for neurological disorders and elder care. The filing date was May 6, 2025.

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The United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) has received an intent-to-use trademark application (TM99172453) for the mark Q-VOCA. The application covers a broad range of goods and services related to health monitoring and medical devices, including smart clothing with biochip sensors, portable medical devices for patient movement monitoring, health monitors for the elderly and disabled, biofeedback sensors for neurological disorders, and digital voice signal processors. The filing date for this application was May 6, 2025.

This filing indicates a new market entrant or product line focused on wearable health technology and advanced medical sensing. While this is a trademark application and not a regulatory rule, it signals potential future product launches that may be subject to FDA regulations concerning medical devices and health monitoring equipment. Compliance officers in the medical device and health technology sectors should note this application as an indicator of emerging market trends and potential future regulatory considerations for related products.

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Q-VOCA

Intent to Use TM99172453 Kind: intenttouse Mar 24, 2026

Abstract

Smart clothing in the nature of shirts incorporating biochip sensors; Smart clothing in the nature of shirts incorporating wireless data communication devices; Portable medical devices with sensors to monitor the physical movements of a patient wearing or carrying the device; Health monitors comprising sensor that monitor the health of the elderly or disabled in their own homes; Patient monitoring sensors and alarms; Biofeedback sensors for medical use used by persons with neurological diseases and disorders; Biofeedback sensors and devices for medical use for neurological feedback and monitoring, in particular for analyzing and alerting users to speech and vocal related neurological disorders; Non-invasive devices for use in monitoring vocal indicators of the user to alert and stimulate biofeedback for the user; Medical biological and mechanical sensing devices for measuring bio-mechanical factors relating to an individual comprised of bio-feedback sensors and systems, on-body sensor networks and systems, and measurement systems for bio-feedback purposes, and also featuring a system consisting of computer hardware and recorded software for transmitting monitored data through the Internet as a component of the medical devices; Medical assistance services provided via telecommunication and global computer networks for individuals with health problems through the use of wearable medical devices with automated alert and monitoring capacity; Digital voice signal processors; Biofeedback sensors for use by persons with neurological diseases and disorders; Biofeedback sensors and devices for neurological feedback and monitoring, in particular for analyzing, and alerting users to speech and vocal related neurological disorders; Non-invasive devices for use in monitoring vocal indicators of the user to alert and stimulate biofeedback for the user; Biological and mechanical sensing devices comprised of computer hardware and software for measuring bio-mechanical factors relating to an individual, featuring bio-feedback sensors and systems, on-body sensor networks and systems, and measurement systems for bio-feedback purposes; Surface acoustic wave sensors; Sensors for scientific use to gather animal biometric data; Electronic devices for assisting care giving for seniors or people needing assistance comprised of sensors for determining status of person and apparatus for sending electronic alerts to care givers; Sensors for scientific use to be worn by a human to gather human biometric data and also including wearable Surface acoustic wave sensors, sold as a unit