Trademark Disclosure

OCXLY — Object Core eXperience LaboratorY — owns or has applied for registration of the trademarks, service marks, logos, and trade names listed on this page (collectively, the "Marks"). These Marks identify the source and quality of our goods and services and distinguish them from those offered by others.

Our Marks are among our most valuable intellectual property. We actively protect them against unauthorised use, infringement, dilution, and misappropriation in all jurisdictions where we operate.

This disclosure should be read in conjunction with our Copyright Notice and Terms & Conditions.

The word mark OCXLY has been submitted for trademark registration under the following details:

Registration status will be updated on this page as the application progresses through examination, publication, and registration. Pending registration, we assert common-law trademark rights in the OCXLY mark based on our continuous use in commerce.

Note: Trademark registration is a jurisdictional process. The mark "OCXLY" may be pending or registered in some jurisdictions and unregistered in others. In all cases, we claim common-law rights where applicable.

The OCXLY trademark is filed under Class 42 of the Nice Classification (12th Edition), which covers:

• Scientific and technological services and research and design relating thereto.
• Industrial analysis, industrial research, and industrial design services.
• Quality control and authentication services.
• Design and development of computer hardware and software.

3.1 Specific goods and services claimed

The application covers the following goods and services within Class 42:

• Design, development, and maintenance of computer software and applications.
• Software as a Service (SaaS) — providing software for artificial intelligence, machine learning, cognitive computing, and neural network design.
• Research and development in the field of artificial intelligence, natural language processing, and computer vision.
• Cognitive computing research and neuroinclusive software design.
• Computer programming and software engineering services.
• Cloud computing services — providing virtual computing environments and infrastructure.
• Web design, development, and hosting services.
• Data analysis and data processing services.
• Technical consulting in the fields of AI, software architecture, and digital accessibility.
• Quality assurance and software testing services.
• Scientific research in the fields of neuroscience, brain-computer interfaces, and human-computer interaction.

3.2 About the Nice Classification

The Nice Classification is an international system administered by the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) for classifying goods and services for trademark registration. It is used in over 150 countries. The classification consists of 45 classes (34 for goods, 11 for services). Class 42 is one of the broadest service classes and is commonly used by technology, software, and research companies.

For more information, visit the WIPO Nice Classification portal.

The following marks are owned or claimed by OCXLY:

Additional registrations in other classes and jurisdictions may be pursued as our services expand. This schedule will be updated accordingly.

The following sub-division names and brands are claimed as common-law trademarks of OCXLY:

These marks are used under the OCXLY umbrella brand and are protected by common-law trademark rights based on continuous use in commerce. Formal registrations may be filed as each sub-division launches.

We use the following symbols to indicate the status of our marks:

When referring to OCXLY in text, the trademark symbol (™) should appear at least on the first prominent use of the mark on a page or in a document. Subsequent uses on the same page do not require the symbol.

To protect the distinctiveness and legal strength of our marks, please follow these guidelines when referring to OCXLY:

7.1 Use as an adjective, not a noun or verb

• Correct: "OCXLY software" · "OCXLY services" · "the OCXLY platform"
• Incorrect: "I use OCXLY" (as a noun) · "OCXLY it" (as a verb) · "OCXLYs" (pluralised)

7.2 Capitalisation

• Correct: OCXLY (all capitals) or Ocxly (title case in flowing prose)
• Incorrect: ocxly (all lowercase), OcXlY (random case), O.C.X.L.Y. (with periods)

7.3 Do not modify the mark

• Do not abbreviate, hyphenate, or split the mark (e.g., "OC-XLY" or "OC XLY").
• Do not translate the mark into other languages.
• Do not combine the mark with other words to create a new term (e.g., "SuperOCXLY" or "OCXLY-matic").

7.4 Attribution

When using the OCXLY mark in publications, websites, or media, include an attribution statement such as:

"OCXLY and Object Core eXperience LaboratorY are trademarks of OCXLY, used under the terms described at ocxly.com/trademark.html."

The OCXLY logo consists of an orbital ring with a filled core, accompanied by the word mark "OCXLY" in a clean sans-serif typeface. The brand uses a cyan-to-violet gradient as its primary accent.

8.1 Logo specifications

• Primary colours: Cyan (#00D4FF) and Violet (#9B51E0), applied as a 135° gradient.
• Background: The logo is designed for dark backgrounds (#050508 or equivalent). A reversed version for light backgrounds is available upon request.
• Minimum size: 24px height for digital; 8mm height for print.
• Clear space: Maintain clear space around the logo equal to the height of the orbital ring on all sides.
• File formats: SVG (preferred for digital), PNG (with transparency), and PDF (for print). Available upon request.

8.2 What not to do with the logo

• Do not stretch, compress, rotate, or skew the logo.
• Do not change the colours, gradient direction, or opacity.
• Do not add drop shadows, outlines, glows, or other effects.
• Do not place the logo on busy or low-contrast backgrounds where legibility is compromised.
• Do not animate the logo without written permission (the galaxy animation on ocxly.com is a specific, controlled implementation).
• Do not recreate or approximate the logo using other fonts or shapes.
• Do not use the logo as a profile picture, avatar, or favicon for any entity other than OCXLY.

For full brand guidelines and asset requests, contact [email protected].

You may use the OCXLY word mark (not the logo) without our permission in the following circumstances, provided all three conditions are met:

1. Necessity. The product or service cannot be easily identified without using the OCXLY mark (e.g., in a comparative review, academic paper, or news article).
2. Minimum use. Only as much of the mark is used as is reasonably necessary to identify the product or service.
3. No sponsorship implied. The use does not suggest sponsorship, endorsement, or affiliation with OCXLY.

Common examples of nominative fair use include:

• Journalism and news reporting about OCXLY.
• Academic papers or research citations referencing OCXLY products or technology.
• Comparative advertising that truthfully identifies OCXLY as a competitor (in jurisdictions where comparative advertising is permitted).
• Blog posts, reviews, and commentary about OCXLY products or services.
• Including OCXLY in a list of technology companies, AI labs, or software providers.

Nominative fair use does not extend to the OCXLY logo, brand gradient, or any visual brand assets. For logo usage, see Section 8 or request permission.

The following uses of OCXLY trademarks are strictly prohibited without prior written consent:

• Using any OCXLY mark (word or logo) as part of your own company name, product name, service name, or brand identity.
• Registering any domain name, social media handle, or username that contains "OCXLY" or is confusingly similar to an OCXLY mark.
• Using OCXLY marks on merchandise, apparel, packaging, or physical goods.
• Using OCXLY marks in advertising or promotional materials in a way that implies endorsement, sponsorship, or partnership.
• Creating logos, icons, or visual marks that are confusingly similar to the OCXLY logo or brand identity.
• Using OCXLY marks in connection with illegal, defamatory, obscene, or objectionable content or activities.
• Using OCXLY marks in a way that disparages or brings OCXLY into disrepute.
• Filing trademark applications for "OCXLY" or confusingly similar marks in any jurisdiction.
• Using OCXLY marks in meta tags, hidden text, paid search keywords (AdWords), or SEO manipulation to divert traffic.

11.1 Official domains

The following domains are owned and operated by OCXLY:

• ocxly.com — primary corporate site
• osoftly.com — AI Labs division
• cxneuro.com — Neuro Labs division
• bookstair.com — Publishing House division
• ocxlydev.site — Software Development division

Any other domain containing "ocxly" is not affiliated with us unless listed above. If you encounter a domain using our mark, please report it to [email protected].

11.2 Official social media

Our verified social media accounts include:

• YouTube: @Ocxly
• Instagram: @ocxly_group
• LinkedIn: OCXLY
• X (Twitter): @ocxly
• GitHub: ocxly
• Reddit: u/Ocxly

Accounts on other platforms not listed here are not affiliated with OCXLY unless confirmed by us directly.

11.3 Cybersquatting & typosquatting

We actively monitor for domain registrations and social media accounts that incorporate our marks in bad faith (cybersquatting) or use common misspellings of our marks to divert traffic (typosquatting). We will pursue all available remedies, including ICANN's Uniform Domain-Name Dispute-Resolution Policy (UDRP) and local anti-cybersquatting laws.

All trademarks, service marks, trade names, and logos not owned by OCXLY that appear on our Sites are the property of their respective owners. Their use on our Sites is for identification purposes only and does not imply endorsement, affiliation, or sponsorship.

Notable third-party marks that may appear on our Sites include:

• Google, Google Analytics, Google Tag Manager — trademarks of Google LLC.
• Amazon and the Amazon logo — trademarks of Amazon.com, Inc.
• three.js — an open-source project by mrdoob and contributors.
• Social media platform names and logos (Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, LinkedIn, X/Twitter, GitHub, Reddit, Pinterest, Discord, Medium, Blogger) — trademarks of their respective owners.

If you believe your trademark has been used improperly on our Sites, please contact us at [email protected].

If you believe a third party is infringing OCXLY's trademarks, or if you have observed misuse of our marks, we appreciate your report. Please contact us with:

• A description of the infringing use (with screenshots or URLs where possible).
• The location where the infringement was observed (website, social media, marketplace, physical product, etc.).
• Your contact information for follow-up.

Send reports to: [email protected] with the subject line "Trademark Infringement Report".

We investigate all reports and take appropriate action, which may include sending cease-and-desist notices, filing UDRP complaints, reporting to marketplace platforms, or pursuing legal action.

OCXLY does not authorise any third party to manufacture, sell, or distribute products bearing our marks unless under a specific written licence agreement. If you encounter products bearing the OCXLY name or logo that you believe to be counterfeit or unauthorised, please report them immediately.

Be aware of the following fraud indicators:

• Websites that use the OCXLY name or logo but operate on domains not listed in Section 11.
• Social media accounts claiming to represent OCXLY that are not listed in Section 11.
• Emails from addresses not using the @ocxly.com domain that claim to be from OCXLY.
• Job offers, investment opportunities, or business proposals claiming to be from OCXLY that do not originate from our official channels.

When in doubt, verify directly with us at [email protected].

To request a licence to use OCXLY trademarks for purposes beyond nominative fair use (Section 9), please submit a written request containing:

• Your name, organisation, and contact details.
• Which OCXLY mark(s) you wish to use.
• The purpose and context (partnership, co-branding, event, publication, etc.).
• The medium, format, and distribution scope.
• Mock-ups or examples showing how the mark will appear.
• The proposed duration of use.

We evaluate all requests on a case-by-case basis and typically respond within fourteen (14) business days. If a licence is granted, it will be documented in a written agreement specifying the scope, duration, quality-control requirements, and termination conditions.

Email: [email protected] · Subject line: "Trademark Licence Request"

OCXLY's trademarks are protected under the following frameworks:

• India The Trade Marks Act, 1999 — governing registration, infringement, and passing off. The OCXLY word mark application has been filed under this act.
• EU The European Union Trade Mark (EUTM) system — administered by the EUIPO. Future filings may be made for EU-wide protection.
• US The Lanham Act (15 U.S.C. §§ 1051–1141) — governing federal trademark registration and infringement. Madrid Protocol filings may be pursued for US designation.
• Australia The Trade Marks Act 1995 (Cth).
• Canada The Trademarks Act (R.S.C., 1985, c. T-13).
• International: The Madrid Protocol (administered by WIPO) for international trademark registration through a single application. The Paris Convention for priority claims across member states.

In jurisdictions where we have not filed formal registrations, we assert common-law trademark rights based on our continuous use of the marks in commerce and our established reputation.

In the event of a trademark dispute involving OCXLY marks, we will pursue resolution through the following means, in order of preference:

1. Direct negotiation. We will attempt to resolve the matter through direct communication with the other party.
2. Cease-and-desist. A formal written request to the infringing party to stop the unauthorised use.
3. Alternative dispute resolution. Mediation or arbitration as described in our Terms & Conditions (Section 16).
4. Administrative proceedings. UDRP proceedings for domain disputes; opposition or cancellation proceedings before trademark offices.
5. Litigation. As a last resort, legal action in the courts of competent jurisdiction.

We believe most trademark disputes can be resolved amicably. If you believe our use of a mark infringes your prior rights, please contact us before initiating formal proceedings.

We will update this trademark disclosure as our registration status changes, as new marks are filed, or as our brand guidelines evolve. Changes become effective upon posting with an updated "Last updated" date.

We encourage you to review this page periodically, especially if you use or reference OCXLY marks in your own materials.

For all trademark-related enquiries, including usage requests, infringement reports, and brand asset requests:

OCXLY — Brand & Intellectual Property Team
Email: [email protected]
Kochi, Kerala, India

Subject lines for specific matters:

• "Trademark Licence Request" — for usage permission.
• "Trademark Infringement Report" — to report misuse.
• "Brand Asset Request" — for logo files and guidelines.