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Our patents No. 60/336,293 filed Oct. 24, 2001, and Provisional Application No. 60/390,877 filed Jun. 21, 2002, were filed in the U.S. and followed by PCT patent WO 03/036805.

So far, We have the following patents Granted and Pending. Many Divisional patents are expected in all of the pending patents.

PATENTS

U.S. Patents link:

Granted

6,731,925

Published applications

(Pending)

20040209594	Safety control system for vehicles
20030096594	Safety control system for vehicles
20030096593	Safety control system for vehicles

International Patent Filings:

PCT

(Published)

WO 03/036805

European Patent Link (Pending)

EP1446891

Japanese Patent
(Pending)

2003-539176

Referenced by the following Pending/Granted patents

Granted

7,084,773	Wakefulness estimating apparatus and method
7,068,167	Optical sensor
7,009,488	Selective equipment lockout
6,968,311	User interface for telematics systems

Pending

20070041552

Driver-attentive notification system

TRADEMARKS & Pending Registration

CounterDistraction Measures^TM

DrivingApplication^TM

DrivingSystem^TM

Hands On Wheels Interface^TM

HOWI^TM

Intelligent Cup Holder^TM

IntelligentNotification^TM

IntelligentPeripherals^TM

KnowledgeWare^TM

STMCGateway^TM

Safe Telematic Monitoring and Control Gateway^TM

ThumbGesture Interpretation^TM

Saving Lives, One phone call at a time^TM

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TRADEMARKS & Pending Registration

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