Apple recently filed for a new round of trademarks in both the U.S. and China that cover the figurative version of "Reality Composer Pro' and more. 

Reality Composer Pro Figurative Logo

With visionOS, Apple introduced Reality Composer Pro, a pro development tool to assist developers compose, edit, and preview 3D Content. With Reality Composer Pro, developers can create immersive 3D experiences.  Earlier this month, Apple filed for the Reality Composer Pro Logo as presented below.

Apple filed this trademark under International Class 009, covering: "Downloadable application development software; downloadable computer software, namely, providing a library of virtual objects for use in developing other software applications; downloadable computer software used in producing animation and three-dimensional scenes for use in other software applications; downloadable virtual reality software; downloadable augmented reality software; downloadable software for navigating virtual reality and augmented reality environments; downloadable computer software for use in enabling computers and mobile devices to provide virtual reality and augmented reality experiences; instruction manuals provided herewith." Below is Apple's U.S. trademark application in-part.

You could learn more about Reality Composer Pro here and here.

Other Trademarks that Apple applied for this month include SwiftData (text only) under application #98208438 and WeatherKit (text only) under application #98208464. Below is the "Specimen" Apple supplied the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.

Apple Specimen

The U.S. Patent Office defines a specimen as being an example of how a company is actually using their trademark in the marketplace with the goods or services in their application. It's what consumers see when they are considering whether to purchase goods or subscribe to services that Apple provides in connection with their trademark.

While Apple has filed for "Optic ID" trademark in both the U.S. and Hong Kong, Apple filed for the "Figurative" version of Optic ID in Hong Kong under application #306371749 earlier this week. The image below is from the Hong Kong filing.  

Apple filed for the trademark under International Classes 09 and 42 as follows:

Class 09: "Computer hardware; biometric identification and authentication apparatus; biometric scanners; biometric iris scanners; computer software; biometric identification software; application development software; computer software for use as an application programming interface (API) for building software applications; virtual reality software; augmented reality software; software for navigating virtual reality and augmented reality environments."

Class 42: "Computer software consultancy; providing non-downloadable application development software; providing non-downloadable software used in developing other software applications; providing information relating to computer technology; providing information relating to computer programming; providing information relating to computer programs; providing computer hardware and software information online."

New Claris FileMaker Pro Logo Trademark

Apple Subsidiary Claris has filed for a Trademark Filing under #98193607 for a new "FileMaker Pro" logo as presented above. Their "Specimen" below illustrates how the logo is shown in the marketplace.

Claris filed for their trademark under International Class 09 covering the following:

"Downloadable computer software development tools; Downloadable computer software for database management; Downloadable computer software platforms for application development, deployment and management; Recorded computer software development tools; Recorded computer software for database management; Recorded computer software platforms for application development, deployment and management" Note that the bold text in red is how it was empathized in the actual filing.

It should be noted that international trademark classes that Apple files their trademarks under are important as the trademark registration will only protect those classes that have been identified in their original application. In a legal battle, the classes filed for originally could make or break a legal case.