Sensory, Inc.

Histowiz, Inc.

Matthew Wilder

Ke Cheng

Weijian Li

Bryan Pellom

Provided herein are methods and systems for performing an automated tagging of features in digital micrographs representing slides with tissue samples. Automated tagging of features may include automated entry of metadata associated with whole slide images or regions of the whole slide images.

Systems and methods for automated tagging of digital histology slides

Techniques for implementing face-controlled liveness verification are provided. In one embodiment, a computing device can present, to a user, a sequential series of targets on a graphical user interface (GUI) of the computing device, where each target is a visual element designed to direct the user's attention to a location in the GUI. The computing device can further determine whether the user has successfully hit each target, where the determining comprises tracking movement of a virtual pointer controlled by the user's gaze or face pose and checking whether the user has moved the virtual pointer over each target. If the user has successfully hit each target, the computing device can conclude that the user is a live subject.

Face-controlled liveness verification

Techniques for performing continuous enrollment for face verification are provided. In one embodiment, a computing device can receive, from a user, an indication that the user wishes to authenticate himself/herself with the computing device via face verification. In response to the indication, the computing device can capture, using a camera, a series of images of the user's face and can authenticate the user by evaluating each of the series of images against a face template for the user, where the user is authenticated based on an N-th image in the series. Once the user has been authenticated, the computing device can select one or more images from the series prior to the N-th image and can add the selected images to the user's face template.

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Matthew Wilder