Patents Assigned to Maestro Devices, LLC
-
Patent number: 11966564Abstract: Systems are provided that link images in a video stream to a dictation of a review of the images. The dictation can follow a systematic analysis script which can include script pathways that depend on a prior response to the systematic analysis script. The systems include a navigation engine for a parsing of image data for reconstructing discrete images into independently viewable subsets of discrete images that are custom-designed for the video stream, the parsing using criteria that includes body part; and, case details that include age, sex, ethnicity, disease, genomic markers, and other correlating diagnostics; and, an indexing module for locating and retrieving a set of indexed images by the body part and the case details, wherein, the indexing of each image by the body part and the case details provides a linking mechanism for the point-and-click-free viewing of the set of indexed images.Type: GrantFiled: August 11, 2023Date of Patent: April 23, 2024Assignee: MAESTRO DEVICES, LLCInventor: Andrew V. Barger
-
Patent number: 11768586Abstract: Systems are provided for viewing reconstructed images in a video stream with a set of indexed images. The systems include a navigation engine for a parsing of image data for reconstructing discrete images into independently viewable subsets of discrete images that are custom-designed for the video stream, the parsing using criteria that includes body part; and, case details that include age, sex, ethnicity, disease, genomic markers, and other correlating diagnostics. The systems also include an indexing module for locating and retrieving a set of indexed images by the body part and the case details for a point-and-click-free viewing, wherein, the indexing of each image by the body part and the case details provides a linking mechanism for the point-and-click-free viewing of the set of indexed images.Type: GrantFiled: February 28, 2023Date of Patent: September 26, 2023Assignee: MAESTRO DEVICES, LLCInventor: Andrew V. Barger
-
Patent number: 11625146Abstract: Systems are provided that enable viewing of image data using a navigation device that is strictly linked to at least one monitor, and an ancillary point-and-click device that that is free to select independent images from any monitor for display on a random selection monitor, in order to provide rapid image analyses through navigation and analysis of images in less time with less effort and less repetitive motions.Type: GrantFiled: May 12, 2020Date of Patent: April 11, 2023Assignee: MAESTRO DEVICES, LLCInventor: Andrew V. Barger
-
Patent number: 10691306Abstract: Systems are provided that enable viewing of image data using a navigation device that is strictly linked to at least one monitor, and an ancillary point-and-click device that that is free to select independent images from any monitor for display on a random selection monitor, in order to provide rapid image analyses through navigation and analysis of images in less time with less effort and less repetitive motions.Type: GrantFiled: December 21, 2018Date of Patent: June 23, 2020Assignee: MAESTRO DEVICES, LLCInventor: Andrew V. Barger
-
Patent number: 10198151Abstract: Video navigation systems are provided and enable viewing creating an image stack and select videos in less time with less effort and less repetitive motions. The navigation device, for example, can include: (i) a video engine with a frame grabber; (ii) an indexing state selector for independently selecting a desired subset within the independently viewable subsets, the desired subset indexed for an efficient image selection with a single click of the indexing state selector; and, (iii) a scrolling state selector for scrolling through the desired subset as a data series of the discrete images. And, a graphical user interface can be operably connected to the processor for viewing the plurality of sets of discrete sets of images. The systems, components, devices, and methods provided are solutions to the problem of providing rapid, efficient process for viewing a data-stack of images by implementing, for example, “point-free” steps and less repetitive motions.Type: GrantFiled: June 5, 2017Date of Patent: February 5, 2019Assignee: MAESTRO DEVICES, LLCInventor: Andrew V. Barger
-
Patent number: 9703451Abstract: Image analysis systems components, devices, and methods are provided for viewing the image data stack in less time with less effort and less repetitive motions. The navigation device, for example, can include: (i) an indexing state selector for independently selecting a desired subset within the independently viewable subsets, the desired subset indexed for an efficient image selection with a single click of the indexing state selector; and, (ii) a scrolling state selector for scrolling through the desired subsest as a data series of the discrete images. And, a graphical user interface can be operably connected to the processor for viewing the plurality of sets of discrete sets of images. The systems, components, devices, and methods provided are solutions to the problem of providing rapid, efficient process for viewing a data-stack of images by implementing, for example, “point-free” steps and less repetitive motions.Type: GrantFiled: December 31, 2014Date of Patent: July 11, 2017Assignee: MAESTRO DEVICES, LLCInventor: Andrew V. Barger
-
Patent number: 8954884Abstract: Image analysis systems components, devices, and methods are provided for viewing the image data stack in less time with less effort and less repetitive motions. The navigation device, for example, can include: (i) an indexing state selector for independently selecting a desired subset within the independently viewable subsets, the desired subset indexed for an efficient image selection with a single click of the indexing state selector; and, (ii) a scrolling state selector for scrolling through the desired subsest as a data series of the discrete images. And, a graphical user interface can be operably connected to the processor for viewing the plurality of sets of discrete sets of images. The systems, components, devices, and methods provided are solutions to the problem of providing rapid, efficient process for viewing a data-stack of images by implementing, for example, “point-free” steps and less repetitive motions.Type: GrantFiled: November 18, 2013Date of Patent: February 10, 2015Assignee: Maestro Devices, LLCInventor: Andrew V. Barger