Amazon Technologies, Inc.

Geometric Ltd.

Rajesh Jain

Sameer Kondejkar

Ashish Patil

Debasish Das

Bhaskar Sinha

Christine Zuzart

Ajay Deshpande

Himanshu Singh

Aniket Nagesh Dubhashi

Vinay P Vaidya

Nitin Umap

Japan Shailesh Doshi

Rahul Rajadhyaksha

Shanoop Sivadas

Alpana Sharma

Subhash Sasidharakurup

Sanyu Kiruluta

Srinivasan Hariram

Mehakinder Singh Oberoi

Ashish Pal

Disclosed are systems, methods, and apparatus of an automated and self-service kiosk that allows customers to select inventory items available from the kiosk and walk or move away with selected inventory item(s) without having to process payment, identify the inventory item(s), or provide any other form of checkout. After a customer has picked one or more items and departed the kiosk, the picked items are determined and the customer charged for the items. For example, one or more of detected weight changes measured at the kiosk and/or images generated at the kiosk may be used to identify items picked by the customer from the kiosk.

Automated and self-service item kiosk

A compatibility service monitors programs to detect compatibility issues. The compatibility service provides users, such as developers, with notifications of compatibility issues a program may experience when the program executes on a particular device and/or uses a particular operating system. In some configurations, the compatibility service detects compatibility issues by performing tests on programs using a testing service. The compatibility service may also receive notifications of incompatibilities from different sources. For example, the compatibility service may receive notifications of incompatibilities from other users (e.g., developers), web sites, and the like. The compatibility service may proactively notify developers of compatibility issues for their programs. For example, one developer may request to be notified of all detected compatibility issues, whereas another developer might request to be notified of compatibility issues that are above some specified severity level of incompatibility.

Monitoring applications for compatibility issues

A method of automatic manufacturability evaluation of plastic models comprises generation of a likely pulling direction, recognition of common features on plastic parts, and then applying manufacturability rules The manufacturability rules can be specified and customized through user specified rule parameters and depend upon the geometric parameters of the recognized features. A system comprises a user interface for selection and customization of DFX (Design for 'X') rules for evaluation of a design. The system includes a user interface integrated with a CAD system for receiving the CAD data and displaying the results to the user. Geometry analysis engines are integrated into the system, for extracting the various features and corresponding parameters required as input to the manufacturability rules. The system further involves extensible interfaces for rules and analysis engines which allows users to write their own customized rules and engines and integrate these into the CAD based DFX evaluation system.

Manufacturability evaluation of injection molded plastic models using a CAD based DFX evaluation system

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Bengaluru, India

Rajesh Jain