Data processing: generic control systems or specific application – Specific application – apparatus or process – Product assembly or manufacturing
Reexamination Certificate
2005-04-19
2005-04-19
Calvert, John J. (Department: 3765)
Data processing: generic control systems or specific application
Specific application, apparatus or process
Product assembly or manufacturing
C002S905000
Reexamination Certificate
active
06882897
ABSTRACT:
Computer-aided design and manufacture software and hardware automate garment and fashion definition and production. Configurable garment includes ornamental element, pattern display, and personal identifier and wireless sensor electronics.
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Calvert John J.
Fernandez Dennis S.
Fernandez & Associates LLP
Kauffman Brian
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