Biotek Instruments, Inc

International Business Machines Corporation

Bti Holdings, Inc.

James D Piette

Ben Norris

Oleg Zimenkov

Ben Knight

Joe Tobey

Ross Piette

Robert Dean Yoder

Michael Kontorovich

Christopher Many

Xavier Amouretti

Richard N Sears

Bill Anderson

Brian Ferris

Dan J Venditti, Jr

Brian Edward Blair

G Gerard Gormley

Eddy Delpierre

Benjamin Knight

An apparatus for optically analyzing a sample may include an imaging subsystem that images the sample, one or more analyzing subsystems that analyze the sample, a temperature control subsystem that controls a temperature of the atmosphere within the apparatus, a gas control subsystem that controls a composition of the atmosphere within the apparatus, and a control module that controls the various subsystems of the apparatus.

Universal multidetection system for microplates

Optimized automatic focusing of a microscope objective based on a cross correlation between a representative focus metric scan and a focus metric scan of a sample to be imaged.

Autofocus algorithm for microscopy system based on cross-correlation

Non-image based autofocusing in an imaging system including an autofocus light source on a movable carriage variably positioned with offset in parallel to an optical axis of an objective.

Autofocus for imaging system

The invention is directed to resuming printing on a printer following a print interruption event. An apparatus in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention includes: a scanner configurable to communicate with a printer and a printing application, wherein the scanner is configured to scan a printing at the printer upon receipt of a printing error. A method in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention includes: receiving a printing error when printing a document; scanning the actual printing of the document at a printer; and notifying an application of results of the scanning.

Apparatus for and method of print resuming following a print interruption event

A method for setting color thermal paper parameters including: printing a first color at one or more printing speeds, wherein one or more first color images are produced; selecting the first color image with a desired quality; printing a second color at one or more energy levels at the printing speed corresponding to the selected first color image, wherein one or more second color images are produce; selecting the second color image with the desired quality; and storing a printer parameter corresponding to the selected first and second color images.

Method for setting color thermal paper parameters

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James D Piette