HUMANE AI PIN Trademark Application for Wearable AI Technology

USPTO received trademark application TM97892821 from Humane, Inc. for the HUMANE AI PIN mark covering Class 42 technology services including cloud computing software for wearable AI hardware, downloadable mobile applications for voice and gesture-enabled digital assistants, and technical support services. The application, filed April 17, 2023, is based on intent-to-use and remains pending.

Neural ID biometric neural identification trademark

The USPTO received a trademark application (Serial No. 97878477) for "NEURAL ID" filed on April 7, 2023, under Intent-to-Use basis. The application covers downloadable software and firmware for biometric authentication via nervous system data, biometric wearable and implantable identification apparatus, and authentication services for wearable and implantable electronics utilizing neural activation pattern sensing.

Cloudknox Trademark Application - Cloud Security Services

USPTO received an Intent-to-Use trademark application (TM97486063) for CLOUDKNOX filed April 2, 2026, covering cloud security software, SaaS, identity and access management, and related consulting services under Class 42. The application includes downloadable software for computer/network security, privilege management, cloud infrastructure entitlements, and security auditing services.

Sonata Therapeutics trademark - biopharma research services

USPTO received Intent to Use trademark application TM97420640 for SONATA THERAPEUTICS covering scientific research, pharmaceutical R&D, and medical research services in biotechnology; platform-as-a-service for computational biology and bioinformatics; and pharmaceutical compositions for cellular signal modulation treating cancer, fibrotic diseases, immune/inflammatory diseases, neurological diseases, infectious diseases, and tissue degenerative diseases.

INFINISET Trademark Application - Technology Software Services

The USPTO filed trademark application TM97699805 for INFINISET on December 1, 2022, covering technology software services including video editing software, green screen imaging, digital compositing, and cinematographic equipment systems. The application is filed as an intent-to-use basis, indicating the applicant plans to use the mark in commerce.

SALIOGEN Synthetic Biology Trademark Application

USPTO recorded trademark application TM90517623 for SALIOGEN filed 2021-02-08 under Intent-to-Use basis. The application covers synthetic biology reagents, nucleic acids, nucleotides, pharmaceutical preparations for genetic therapies, and scientific research services in gene editing and cell line engineering.

Legal Notice Publication Requirements for Counties Without Legal Newspapers

Colorado SB061 modifies legal notice publication requirements for counties that lack a qualifying legal newspaper. The bill passed the Senate 35-0 and House 64-0 after adoption of amendments L.001 and L.002. This enables affected counties to utilize alternative methods for meeting statutory legal notice requirements.

Retail Marijuana Sales Tax Distributions

Colorado HB1409 was signed into law by the Governor, establishing provisions for the distribution of retail marijuana sales tax revenue. The bill concerns fiscal policy regarding how marijuana tax collections are allocated to various funds and local governments. This legislation affects marijuana retailers and state/local government entities involved in tax fund administration.

State Budget Request Determination Processes

Colorado HB1408 was signed into law on April 2, 2026, establishing formal processes for determining state budget requests for the upcoming fiscal year. The bill was introduced in the House and referred to the Appropriations Committee. This legislation applies to state-level government budget operations and the legislative appropriations process.

State Money Used to Refinance American Rescue Plan Money

Colorado Governor signed HB1407, a bill addressing state money used to refinance American Rescue Plan coronavirus state fiscal recovery funds. The legislation transfers unspent state money to the general fund, extends deadlines for use of state money, and reduces appropriations. The bill was sponsored by bipartisan legislators including Representatives Kyle Brown and Emily Sirota and Senators Judith Amabile and Jeff Bridges.