Eastman-kodak Company

Carestream Health, Inc.

Other

Edward Covannon

Joseph Anthony Manico

David Lynn Patton

John P Spoonhower

Nelson Adrian Blish

John R Squilla

Donna K Rankin-Parobek

Eugene R Rinas

Michael E Miller

John A Agostinelli

Elena A Fedorovskaya

Loretta E Allen

Cathleen D Cerosaletti

Patrick A Cosgrove

Thomas M Stephany

Stacie Lynn Hibino

Ronald S Cok

Dale Frederick McIntyre

David D Kessler

Michael Alan Marcus

Alexander C Loui

Joshua Monroe Cobb

Joel S Lawther

Jose M Mir

Michael J Telek

Madirakshi Das

Kevin Michael Gobeyn

Serguei Endrikhovski

Dana W Wolcott

Samuel M Fryer

Annette L Thompson

Kathryn K Nass

James G Stephens

A system for monitoring ingestion of medicine () comprises forming a digestible radio frequency identification (RFID) tag (). The RFID tag is attached to the medicine. The RFID tag and medicine are ingested. A signal from the RFID tag is monitored.

System to monitor the ingestion of medicines

A system for selecting, managing, sharing and displaying content data files in a manner that takes into the account the contextual significance of said content data files to a narrative, an author(s) and an audience. A system that is able to place an absolute and relative value upon the significance of a media object is able to assist in stimulating the recollection of the author and audience, thus making every aspect more memorable and enhancing by improving the ease of use and the quality of the final result of the use of the system of this invention.

System and method for generating a work of communication with supplemental context

A system for selecting, managing, sharing and displaying narrative data files in a manner that takes into the account the contextual significance of said narrative data files to a narrative, an author(s) and an audience. A system that is able to place an absolute and relative value upon the significance of a media object is able to assist in stimulating the recollection of the author and audience, thus making every aspect more memorable and enhancing by improving the ease of use and the quality of the final result of the use of the system of this invention.

System and method for generating a context enhanced work of communication

A method for image presentation are provided, in which at least one theme for image presentation is obtained; at least one set of images is acquired for presentation in association with each theme; and a presentation area image is generated for presentation on a display with a plurality of separate presentation objects in the presentation area image; an image value for each of the acquired images is determined; an emphasis score is determined for each of the acquired images. The presentation area image is presented with one of the acquired images in each of the presentation objects; and the presentation objects are animated by moving the presentation objects relative to each other in a manner that attracts more attention to presentation objects that are used to present images having a higher emphasis score than presentation objects that are used to simultaneously present images having a lower emphasis score.

Method for image animation using image value rules

A system for selecting, managing, sharing and displaying content data files in a manner that takes into account the contextual significance of said content data files to a narrative, an author(s) and an audience. A system that is able to place an absolute and relative value upon the significance of a media object is able to assist in stimulating the recollection of the author and audience, thus making every aspect more memorable and enhancing by improving the ease of use and the quality of the final result of the use of the system of this invention.

A stand-alone station such as a kiosk () includes automated equipment for performing eye examination procedures on a user positioned in the station (). Information derived from the examination determines possible existence of a correctable medical condition. The station includes a user interface () and a fulfillment remedy section () that addresses the medical condition, as by fabrication of eyeglasses () for correction of refraction error, or by communicating treatments through the user interface to the user for treating such conditions as age-related macula degeneration, Alzheimer's disease, or visual field impairment. The station also includes a payment device () allowing the user to directly pay for the procedure and to indirectly pay using identified health insurance coverage.

Health care kiosk having automated diagnostic eye examination and a fulfillment remedy based thereon

A scanless display system that projects an image directly onto a retina, comprising a plurality of organic laser cavity devices. The organic laser cavity devices are placed in close proximity to a user's eye, for variably changing individual image pixels; wherein projecting the image directly onto the retina occurs by variably addressing individual image pixel locations and variably changing duration of illumination on individual image pixels upon the retina. Also included are a receiver for receiving transmitted electrical signals that include content information; a decoder for decoding received electrical signals; and a modulator for driving the scanless display under predetermined parameters.

Scanless virtual retinal display system

In one aspect of the invention a camera system is provided having an image capture system adapted to capture an image of a scene during an image capture sequence and an eye monitoring system adapted to determine eye information including a direction of the gaze of an eye of a user of the camera system. A controller is adapted to store the determined eye information including information characterizing eye gaze direction during the image capture sequence and to associate the stored eye information with the scene image.

Camera system with eye monitoring

An immersive image viewing method comprises the steps of: displaying a scene on a first viewing area, the scene comprised of at least one image; displaying a lighting environment on a second viewing area separate from the first viewing area, the first and second viewing areas defining an immersive viewing environment for an observer for viewing the scene; and coordinating the simultaneous displaying of the scene and the lighting environment on the first and second viewing areas, respectively, within the immersive viewing environment to generate an immersive viewing scene.

Immersive image viewing system and method

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Edward Covannon