Abstract: A method includes receiving an image of a drug product package that contains one or more drug products therein; detecting, using an artificial intelligence engine, characteristics of the image that are associated with a drug product packaging system; and generating a modified image of the drug product package based on characteristics of the drug product packaging system.

Abstract: A method includes receiving an image of a drug product package that contains one or more drug products therein, the image including labeling content displayed on a surface thereof; detecting, using an artificial intelligence engine, the labeling content on the surface of the drug product package; and generating a modified image of the drug product package that has the labeling content removed from surface thereof.

Abstract: A web content extension system and platform is described. Web content extensions include tags as well as actionable code that supports deeper integration with web content than that supported by conventional tags, e.g., through interaction with APIs of the web content. The web content extensions are made available by developers of the extension to content creators via an extension catalog. The extension catalog thus supports a platform that unites developers of the web content extensions with content creators of web content. Further, this platform may be configured to support developer control of integration of the web content extension through use of an extension user interface that is created by the developer.

Abstract: A low-profile visual counting system is provided and designed to count pills or other small discrete objects. This technology is vision based, which allows a pharmacist or other user to pour pills onto a counting surface in a single layer, and then the device tells the user how many pills are on that surface. The present device places the camera and preferably an infrared light source below the counting surface. This offers the unique advantage of not having to mount a camera above the counting surface which reduces the size and improves the aesthetic characteristics of such a device. The image is captured and then processed to determine the number of pills on the surface. This system may be interfaced with other networks, terminals, and existing pharmacy management systems.

Abstract: A low-profile visual counting system is provided and designed to count pills or other small discrete objects. This technology is vision based, which allows a pharmacist or other user to pour pills onto a counting surface in a single layer, and then the device tells the user how many pills are on that surface. The present device places the camera and preferably an infrared light source below the counting surface. This offers the unique advantage of not having to mount a camera above the counting surface which reduces the size and improves the aesthetic characteristics of such a device. The image is captured and then processed to determine the number of pills on the surface. This system may be interfaced with other networks, terminals, and existing pharmacy management systems.