Amazon Technologies, Inc.

Brett Richard Taylor

Jonathan A Jenkins

Peter F Hill

Matthew Lloyd Trahan

Ameet Nirmal Vaswani

Ranganath Atreya

Samuel John Young

Ivan King Yu Sham

Andrew Hayden

Samuel Scott Gigliotti

Mirko Mandic

Adam J Overton

Waqas Syed Ahmed

Danny Guan

David Andrew Killian

David Echevarria Ignacio

Prathiban Mohanasundaram

Faizal S Kassamali

Ryan Crawford Tucker

Michael V Zampani

Helene Causse

Shannon Thomas

James Robert Hamilton

Aakarsh Nair

Patrick Joseph Armstrong

Steven Michael Reddie

Jeffrey P Bezos

Gregory Michael Hart

Kevin E Keller

Charley Ames

Dennis Pilarinos

Rohit Krishna Kumar

Ian William Stewart

Scott Zachary Bressler

Peter Frank Hill

Bradley E Marshall

Peter Nicholas Desantis

Peter Sven Vosshall

Saral Jain

Nathan Dye

David Erdmann

Dhruva Lakshmana Rao Batni

Bryan Kenneth Summersett

Ivan King Sham

Techniques for employing user interfaces to output information indicative of events occurring in an inventory facility, and receive feedback from a human regarding the events are described herein. In one implementation, an event may take place in an inventory facility, such as a customer taking an item from an inventory location, returning an item to an inventory location, and so forth. An automated system of an inventory management system may process sensor data collected by sensors in the inventory facility to determine details of the event. In some examples, the inventory management system is unable to determine with a high level of confidence what occurred during the event. The inventory management system may provide the sensor data to a human associate through an associate interface, and receive input regarding details of the event from the human associate through the associate interface.

Identifying user-item interactions in an automated facility

A browsing process is directed to the generation and management of a browse session at a network computing provider. A client computing device requests a remote browse session instance at a network computing provider. The browse session instance may correspond to requested network content. The network computing provider determines a browse configuration. The browse configuration may identify a communication protocol and various processing actions. The network computing provider retrieves the requested content through an instantiated network browse session instance, and performs a first set of processing actions to generate a processing result. The processing result may be provided to the client computing device for display, including performing a second set of processing actions on the processing result at the client computing device. The processing result, or portions thereof, may be stored in a shared network cache and/or in a local cache.

Remote browsing session management

A remote browsing process is directed to the generation and management of a remote browse session at a network computing provider. A client computing device requests one or more requested network resources. The network computing provider instantiates a browse session instance and retrieves the requested content. The network computing provider provides the requested content to the client computing device. The network computing provider also at least partially processes the requested content for display, and provides a processed representation of the requested content to the client computing device. The client computing device may update display of the requested content using the processed representation of the requested content.

Remote browsing session management with multiple content versions

Features are disclosed for analyzing requests for network accessible content, including but not limited to web pages, to determine which topics and other characteristics are popular or are gaining in popularity ('trending'). Content items or sources may be profiled to determine characteristics that two or more content items or sources may have in common. Content requests from multiple client devices may be tracked and analyzed to determine the trending or popular characteristics. Data feeds or reports regarding the summarized content requests may be generated and distributed to content servers and other entities. The data feeds may be used to tailor content, such as by highlighting or featuring content associated with the most-requested content characteristics, or utilizing demographic data to tailor content for different users.

Determining popular and trending content characteristics

Methods and apparatus for content preloading using predictive models are disclosed. A system includes computing devices that generate a model to determine a predicted set of additional network content assets anticipated to be requested by a client after the client has requested a given set of assets. The devices determine, based on characteristics of a client's content request, whether to initiate an asset preload operation using the model. If a decision is made to initiate an asset preload, the devices identify, using the model, the predicted set of assets corresponding to the request, and initiate delivery of at least a portion of the predicted set to one or more destinations on behalf of the client.

Content preloading using predictive models

Approaches to enable a computing device, such as a phone or tablet computer, to determine when a user viewing the content is being distracted or is generally viewing the content with a sufficient level of irregularity, and present an audible representation of the content during the times when the user is deemed distracted. The determination of when the user is distracted or is otherwise viewing the content with irregularity can be performed using sensor data captured by one or more sensors of the computing device. For example, the computing device may analyze the image data captured by one or more cameras, such as by tracking the movement/location of eye pupils of the user and/or tracking the head movement of the user to detect when the user is distracted.

Distracted browsing modes

A browsing process is directed to the management of interactions with representations of rendered and unprocessed content. A client computing device requests a first network resource from a network computing component. The network computing component processes the requested content for display, and provides a processing result corresponding to a processed representation of the requested content to the client computing device. The client computing device may send user interaction data based on user interactions with the representation to the network computing component for processing. The client computing device may receive an unprocessed second network resource, and process a user interaction with a representation of the second network resource locally.

Management of interactions with representations of rendered and unprocessed content

A system and process are disclosed for providing users with page previews during page loading events, such that the delay experienced before the display of page content is reduced. The previews may include screenshots of the pages or of portions thereof, and may be generated periodically and cached by the system for delivery to user devices. The process of generating and delivering the previews via the Internet or some other network may be implemented partly or wholly within an intermediary system that sits logically between the user devices and content servers. The process may be used with existing browsers without the need for any browser modifications, or may be used with a 'preview-aware' browser that includes special program code for providing page previews.

Delivery and display of page previews during page retrieval events

Systems, methods and interfaces for the selective management of information collected by a software browser application are provided. The software browser application obtains content from a network resource, such as a Web page. The software browser application presents, among other controls, a graphical icon that is representative of a command to initiate a network-based service, such as network-based storage. The software browser application can also group similar content to provide for collective network service commands.

Managing network based storage

A remote browsing process is directed to the generation and management of a remote persistent browsing context at a network computing provider. A client computing device requests a remote persistent browsing context instance at a network computing provider. The network computing provider provides processing results corresponding to processed representations of requested content to the client computing device. The persistent browsing context may be maintained at the network computing provider subsequent to the user ending his interaction with the browser application at the client device. A client computing device may subsequently request access to the persistent browsing context maintained at the network computing and storage device.

A remote browsing process is directed to the generation and management of a remote browse session at a network computing provider. A client computing device requests a remote browse session instance at a network computing provider. The browse session instance may correspond to one or more requested network resources. The network computing provider instantiates the browse session instance and retrieves the requested content. The network computing provider processes the requested content and provides a processed representation of the requested content to the client computing device. The network computing provider further provides an offline content representation to an offline browse storage component for storage. The client computing device may display the representation of the requested content and may send user interaction data based on user interactions.

Offline browsing session management

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