Abstract: An imaging device for image generation of a specimen is disclosed. Layers of images may be captured by an optical system and then compiled to create an integrated image. Each layer may include a different focal point. A consolidated image may then be created by combining one or more integrated images.

Abstract: A system of digitalizing a slide, comprising at least one imaging device and a computing device communicatively connected to the imaging device, wherein the computing device is configured to scan each slide of a plurality of slides at the imaging device to generate an initial slide image and associated scanning metadata for each slide, determine a quality control metric for each slide as a function of the initial slide image and the associated scanning metadata, wherein determining the quality control metric includes flagging the slide based on the determined quality control metric, generate at least one scanning profile as a function of the scanning metadata based on the quality control metric, and re-scan the flagged slides at the imaging device using the at least one scanning profile.

Abstract: An apparatus for generating a confidence score associated with a scanned label is disclosed. The apparatus includes at least a processor and a memory communicatively connected to the at least a processor. The memory instructs the processor to receive a profile comprising at least a label containing a plurality of metadata associated with the at least a label. The memory instructs the processor to generate a scanned label as a function of the at least a label, wherein generating a scanned label comprises scanning the at least a label using a text recognition module. The memory instructs the processor to determine a confidence score associated with the at least a label as a function of a comparison between the scanned label and a plurality of historical scanned labels. The memory instructs the processor to display the confidence score using a display device.

Abstract: A digital audio/video (A/V) content can be selected from a data store within a computing device. The content can include a vocal free recording and a subsequently recorded vocal track generated by a user. A digital marker can be embedded into the audio signal of the content. The marker can be associated with a time index of the content and a unique user identity associated with a device. A different A/V content can be identified and can be linked to the marker. The different A/V content can be at a symbol, a shape, an audio, a video, and/or a text content. In one embodiment, facial gesture and/or motion gesture feedback of a consumer can be captured during playback of the digital A/V content. In the embodiment, analysis of the feedback can be utilized to generate recommendations for improvement of A/V digital content and/or status updates.

Abstract: A digital audio/video (A/V) content can be selected from a data store within a computing device. The content can include a vocal free recording and a subsequently recorded vocal track generated by a user. A digital marker can be embedded into the audio signal of the content. The marker can be associated with a time index of the content and a unique user identity associated with a device. A different A/V content can be identified and can be linked to the marker. The different A/V content can be at a symbol, a shape, an audio, a video, and/or a text content. In one embodiment, facial gesture and/or motion gesture feedback of a consumer can be captured during playback of the digital A/V content. In the embodiment, analysis of the feedback can be utilized to generate recommendations for improvement of A/V digital content and/or status updates.

Abstract: There is disclosed a system and method for optimising database access plans. Specifically, modifications made to a database are monitored and compared to a set of criteria. If a modification satisfies a criterion, the access plans relating to the modification are updated.

Abstract: There is disclosed a system and method for optimising database access plans. Specifically, modifications made to a database are monitored and compared to a set of criteria. If a modification satisfies a criterion, the access plans relating to the modification are updated.