Amazon Technologies, Inc.

Christopher Pitstick

Ganesh Kumar Gella

Pratik Prakash Shah

Daniel Paul Kirschner

Gregory Alan Hanneman

Atacan Conduroglu

Jordan Carl Cherry

Adrien Hubert Marie Pierard

Gregory Paul Niejadlik

Sara Elisabeth Borowski

Jessica Lauren Fracassini

Jason Douglas Trichel

Jeffrey David Backer

Craig Joseph Mouser

Tengfei Li

Techniques for obtaining information about an artwork and presenting such information may be provided. For example, a visual representation of the artwork, such as an image, may be received and analyzed. Results of the analysis may be categorized into a type and attributes of the artwork and may be presented to a first user for confirmation. Once a confirmation is received, the categorized type and attributes and other information may be presented to a second user searching for the artwork.

Smart categorization of artwork

A machine translation system capable of incremental and preemptive machine translation is disclosed. Content items on a page can be provided to multiple machine translation services for translation. Each of the machine translation services is capable of translating content items at a different quality level. Content items translated at a lower quality level might be received before content items translated at a higher quality level and presented in a user interface (UI). When content items translated at a higher quality level are received, the translated content items can be used to replace the lower quality level translations previously presented in the UI. Content items referenced by pages identified in search results can also be preemptively machine translated, cached, and provided when requests are received for the translated content items.

Incremental and preemptive machine translation

Preemptive machine translation

The technology may provide display of an electronic representation of physical art in a virtual environment so that a customer may visualize how the physical art would appear in a physical environment. Based on a characteristic of the physical art, a virtual environment in which to display an electronic representation of the physical art may be selected. The electronic representation of the physical art may then be included in the virtual environment for display to a customer. The customer may then electronically purchase the physical art via the virtual environment.

Display of an electronic representation of a physical object in a virtual environment

Techniques for providing an image download protection may be provided. In particular, an original image may be protected from being downloaded by providing a substitute image in its place, identified by a plurality of layers that are configured to look substantially similar to the original image. However, when a user device attempts to quickly store the image (e.g., by right-clicking on the image and selecting 'save'), the user device can be hindered from downloading the substantially similar looking image because only one layer may be stored on the user device. In some examples, the layer of the image looks substantially distinct from the original image, but the layer in combination with a plurality of other layers can look substantially similar to the original image.

Image download protection

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Christopher Pitstick