Google Inc.

Strateos, Inc.

Christopher Rhodes

Molly Castle Nix

Jason Matthew Toff

John A Gregg

Joshua Abraham Tabak

Damien Kelly

Rushabh Ashok Doshi

Reed G A Morse

Reed Morse

Joey Springer

Cody Daniel

Kristy Parker

An automated tissue section slicing, staining, and imaging system sequentially adheres tissue sections to a continuous substrate such that the staining, imaging, and interpretation of the tissue sections are readily carried out at high speed under machine control.

Method and apparatus to manipulate biological sections

An automated tissue section slicing, staining, and imaging system efficiently registers full-resolution tissue section images by applying scaled transformation matrices computed to register downsampled tissue section images to the full-resolution tissue section images.

Method and apparatus for registering images of histological sections

Systems and methods for displaying a simplified version of a modification of a media content item on a mobile device are provided. The mobile device can receive, via a user interface presented on the mobile device, a request for a desired modification of an original media content item. The mobile device can perform a simplified version of the desired modification of the original media content item. The mobile device can present a preview of the modified media content item in the user interface. The mobile device can transmit, to another computing device, the original media content item with the request for the desired modification.

Displaying simulated media content item enhancements on mobile devices

Systems and methods for facilitating content capturing on a mobile device are provided. The current position of a mobile device is identified during a content capturing preparation stage. The current position of the mobile device can correspond to a first position or a second position. The first position is a preferred position for capturing content as compared to the second position. When the current position of the mobile device corresponds to the second position, a prompt can be provided on the mobile device to instruct a user of the mobile device to move the mobile device to the first position.

Multi-directional content capture on mobile devices

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