Amazon Technologies, Inc.

Justin David Kelly

Ryan Scott Russell

Kathryn Anne Storm

Wesley Scott Lauka

Michael Keith Lemmon

Thomas Matthew Ryle

Kimberly Anne Lewis

William R Hazlewood

Jonathan David Phillips

Joshua Joel Boelter

Jamie Marie Holland

Mercia Elizabeth Howard

Disclosed are various implementations for updating information displayed in a user interface containing structured data fields. Information changing relative to a previous user interface is emphasized. Information remaining unchanged relative to the previous user interface can be deemphasized.

Updating data fields in a user interface

In some examples, a mobile reading device is provided. The mobile reading device may include an movement device and a reader device. The reader device may be configured to read, via one or more antennas, identifying tags associated with items. The one or more antennas may be included as part of the mobile reading device, within a holder structure, or in some other structure or device.

Mobile RFID reading systems

Systems, methods, and computer-readable media are disclosed for determining a user's proximity to a reference location or a user's orientation in relation to an output device associated with the reference location and modifying one or more attributes of information presented to the user based on the detected proximity or orientation. The attributes that may be modified include, among other things, a size of visual information presented to the user, an intensity of audible or haptic information presented to the user, an orientation of the output device, and so forth. In addition, at least a portion of information initially presented to a user via a first output device may instead be presented to the user via a second output device based on the user's proximity to one or more reference locations, the user's orientation in relation to the first and second output devices, or attribute(s) of the user.

Using sensor data to modify attributes of information presented to a user

Keypad

In some examples, an autonomous mobile reading device is provided. The autonomous mobile reading device may include an autonomous movement device and a radio-frequency identification (RFID) reader. The RFID reader may be configured to read, via one or more antennas, RFID tags associated with inventory items. The one or more antennas may be included as part of the autonomous mobile reading device, within an inventory holder, or in some other structure or device.

Display screen having a graphical user interface

Display screen having a graphical user interface for packing items

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Seattle, WA, United States of America

Justin David Kelly