Derive Power, LLC v. Masudur Rahman et al, flmdc:6:2020cv00697

Electronic devices consisting of hardware and software for downloading and uploading information, files and data to and from land vehicles and trucks for increasing or adjusting engine performance, horsepower, and for engine diagnostics; handheld and mountable electronic devices with displays for use in connection with land vehicles and trucks to assess, monitor and record engine performance, horsepower, and engine diagnostics; downloadable electronic publications in the nature of text files and electronic manuals for use by professional and amateur auto mechanics in the installation, maintenance and troubleshooting of the foregoing electronic devices; downloadable operating system software updates for handheld and mountable electronic devices with displays for use in connection with land vehicles and trucks to assess, monitor and record engine performance, horsepower, and engine diagnostics; gauges for land vehicles and trucks, namely, automotive gauges in the nature of water temperature gauges, boost gauges, vacuum gauges, and exhaust gas temperature gauges;

Electronic throttle control units, consisting of hardware and downloadable software for controlling and enhancing the throttle response of the motor vehicle;

Electronic throttle control units, consisting of hardware and downloadable software for controlling and enhancing the throttle response of the motor vehicle;

Electronic automotive tuning device, namely, electronic control hardware unit which interfaces with a vehicle's drive-train computer system and reprograms the vehicle's microchip to enhance the performance of the vehicle, with user control and interaction through a program running on a smart-phone or other hand-held interactive media player, that communicates with the device through telecommunications equipment;

Computer hardware and recorded software systems for interfacing with a car's drive-train computer system to reprogram the car's microchip for faster speed, stronger horse power, and more efficient gas mileage; Electronic throttle control units, namely, computer hardware and downloadable software systems to control throttle response of motor vehicles;

Educational services, namely, providing classes featuring training in the field of automotive performance enhancement;