Amazon Technologies, Inc.

Jacques Daniel Thomas

Gregory Branchek Roth

Graeme David Baer

Sridhar Boyapati

Waqas Syed Ahmed

Danny Guan

David Echevarria Ignacio

Nicholas Andrew Gochenaur

Sabarishkumar Iyer

Caylan Lee

Fei Xiong

This disclosure describes interactive data processing systems configured to facilitate selection by a human associate of tentative results generated by an automated system from sensor data. In one implementation, an event may take place in a materials handling facility. The event may comprise a pick or place of an item from an inventory location, movement of a user, and so forth. The sensor data associated with the event is processed by an automated system to determine tentative results associated with the event. In some situations, an uncertainty may exist as to which of the tentative results accurately reflects the actual event. The system may then determine whether the event is to be merged with one or more temporally and spatially proximate events and, if so, the sensor data and tentative results for the merged event is sent to a human associate. The associate may select one of the tentative results.

Merging events in interactive data processing systems

Functionality is disclosed herein for providing temporary access to a resource. A software product that is executing in response to a request from a customer may access one or more resources of a software provider. The resources that may be accessed by a software product may be identified within an access policy. The customer is prevented from accessing the resource when the software product is not executing.

Temporarily providing a software product access to a resource

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Jacques Daniel Thomas