SCOUT LINE

Brand Owner Address Description
SCOUTLINE MediGO, Inc. 1703 S. Clinton Street Baltimore MD 21224 SCOUT LINE;Arranging for pickup, delivery, storage and transportation of documents, packages, freight and parcels via ground and air carriers; freight logistics management; logistics management in the field of healthcare; logistics management in the field of transplant surgery; logistics management in the field of medicine;Software authoring; computer software design; developing computer software; software design and development; computer software development; design and writing of computer software; development of software for secure network operations; design and development of computer hardware and software; customized software development in the field of traffic and transportation; computer software development in the field of mobile applications; research, development, design and upgrading of computer software; software development and product development in the field of aerial delivery services; design and development of computer software for drone flight planning; design and development of computer software for unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) flight planning;
 

Where the owner name is not linked, that owner no longer owns the brand

    
Technical Examples
  1. A technique is provided for generating scout or navigational images based upon a series of related images. The related images are analyzed to compute pixels of scout images, such as by determining a characteristic of aligned pixels of each of the related images. The scout or navigational images are then projections of the related images and individual rows or columns of the scout images correspond to individual images of the related set. One or more of the related images may then be accessed by review of the scout image or images. The scout images may be referred to in their own right for an overview of features of interest and may be modified by a user. The technique provides for efficient time management by allowing specific images to be identified in large image series, and facilitates intelligent use of bandwidth for accessing specific images in a viewer workstation.