Description: Class 5: Nutritional and nutraceutical supplements formulated to support ocular health, slow disease progression, and enhance retinal function, particularly for individuals diagnosed with late-stage macular disease or age-related macular degeneration (AMD).
Class 9: Downloadable software leveraging artificial intelligence (AI) algorithms for capturing, analyzing, and monitoring retinal images to assess disease progression, generate personalized treatment recommendations, and facilitate clinical decision-making; scientific and laboratory apparatus (not for direct clinical use) for collecting, interpreting, and managing research data related to ophthalmic treatments and disease models.
Class 10: Minimally invasive laser-based apparatus for the treatment and management of late-stage macular disease, age-related macular degeneration (AMD), and low central vision, designed to improve or maintain visual acuity and patient quality of life; diagnostic instruments and devices, including handheld or wearable artificial intelligence (AI)-powered tools, for detecting, monitoring, and analyzing ocular conditions such as macular degeneration and other retinal disorders (term considered too vague by the International Bureau pursuant to Rule 13 (2) (b) of the Regulations); interventional medical devices tailored to stabilize or restore sight in individuals suffering from low vision due to advanced retinal pathology.
Class 40: Custom manufacturing of ophthalmic devices, laser-based treatments, diagnostic equipment, and related components for third parties, ensuring adherence to quality, safety, and regulatory standards (term considered too vague by the International Bureau pursuant to Rule 13 (2) (b) of the Regulations).
Class 41: Arranging and conducting seminars, webinars, workshops, and training programs for healthcare professionals and researchers on diagnosing, treating, and managing late-stage macular disease, age-related macular degeneration (AMD), and associated retinal conditions; publishing and distributing printed and electronic educational materials on best practices for ocular health maintenance, preventative eye care, and implementation of artificial intelligence (AI)-driven diagnostic and therapeutic approaches.
Class 42: Clinical and scientific research in the field of ophthalmology, focusing on the development, validation, and optimization of laser-based therapies, diagnostic devices, and minimally invasive interventions for retinal diseases; research and development (R&D) services aimed at advancing artificial intelligence (AI)-driven healthcare solutions, including predictive modeling, disease progression tracking, and outcome measurement in macular disease; providing online, non-downloadable software (SaaS/PaaS) with artificial intelligence (AI)-enabled analytics to support clinical decision-making, real-time patient monitoring, and health data management for improved vision care outcomes; technical consulting in the field of medical technology integration, including artificial intelligence (AI) algorithms, data analytics, and device interoperability for optimized patient care.
Class 44: Providing minimally invasive ocular treatments, including laser-based therapies, to improve or stabilize visual acuity in patients with late-stage macular disease; telehealth and remote patient monitoring services that utilize artificial intelligence (AI)-driven platforms to guide clinical evaluations, detect disease changes, and optimize treatment regimens for individuals with low central vision; medical consultancy to physicians, clinics, and healthcare institutions on the adoption and integration of laser therapy, artificial intelligence (AI)-empowered diagnostic tools, and evidence-based nutraceutical protocols for retinal disease management.
