Abstract: A computer-implemented system and method of dynamically switching between a full checkout process and a partial checkout process based on a payment processor load condition. An e-commerce platform may receive checkout requests in connection with a merchant account and may complete, for each of at least one of the checkout requests, an authorization operation and a capture operation via a payment processor. If the platform detects a first payment throughput limit event with regard to the payment processor then it completes a respective authorization operation for each new checkout request, and delays a respective capture operation for the new checkout request until after a second payment throughput limit event is detected.

Abstract: Methods and systems for load balancing of payment requests among payment gateways by an e-commerce platform. The method may include detecting an anticipated load event and identifying a first payment gateway to be impacted by the anticipated load event, wherein a merchant account is associated with the first payment gateway. The platform may then identify, based on merchant parameters associated with the merchant account, a second payment gateway and, during the anticipated load event, transmit at least some payment requests first to the second payment gateway instead of to the first payment gateway.

Abstract: Systems and methods for controlling access to services. Methods may comprise receiving, from a first client of a plurality of clients, a first request to access a first service of a plurality of services. The first service may be associated with a first bulkhead. A first count of concurrent active requests to the first service via the first bulkhead may be determined. If the first count is equal to a first bulkhead maximum value, access to the first service via the first bulkhead may consequently be refused. A second count of concurrent active requests via a shared burst bulkhead may be determined. The second count may correspond to concurrent active requests to any of the plurality of services via the shared burst bulkhead. If the second count is less than a shared burst maximum value, the first request to the first service may be routed via the shared burst bulkhead.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method is disclosed. The method includes: detecting, via a touch-sensitive interface, a first touch input corresponding to selection of a user interface element associated with a first menu level of a hierarchical menu; detecting a continuous touch gesture starting with the first touch input; determining a current selection of menu item of the first menu level based on a current location of contact; detecting, at a first time, a trigger condition in connection with the contact; in response to detecting the trigger condition: cause to be displayed, via a display device, a graphical representation of a second menu level of the hierarchical menu; detecting, at a second time, an end of the continuous touch gesture; responsive to detecting the end of the continuous touch gesture, determining a selection of menu item of the second menu level based on a location of the contact at the second time.

Abstract: Methods and systems for generating a product packaging model for a product offering of a set of product items associated with a merchant account. At an e-commerce platform, a trigger event is detected and, in response, two or more product items are automatically selected to form a kit that makes up the product offering. Model data for the two or more product items and packaging parameters are used to automatically select a packaging option and to build a product packaging model that is sent to the merchant account. The product packaging model may be a three-dimensional computer model of the kit containing the two or more product items.

Abstract: An example process executed by a processor of a computing device to communicate a first light field data to a user device, wherein the first light field data is limited to a first volume of space that represents a first plurality of views for display on the user device; receive a sensor data associated with the user device; predict a behavior based at least in part from the received sensor data; generate a second light field data based at least in part on the predicted behavior, wherein the second light field data is limited to a second volume of space that is different from the first volume of space and represents a second plurality of views for display on the user device; and communicate the second light field data to the user device.

Abstract: Systems, devices and methods that receive data indicative of a description of a product or service available for purchase from a merchant including software instructions that cause the device to perform steps for determining whether a user of the device is recognized by one or more payment processors as having an existing account with each payment processor, and wherein, when the user is identified as having an account with more than one payment processor, the software instructions cause the device to choose a payment processor from the payment processors with whom the user of the device has an account, and wherein the software instructions cause the device to present a payment processor-specific checkout element that identifies the chosen payment processor and to begin the payment process for the product or service with the chosen payment processor upon a user selection of the payment processor-specific checkout element.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method is disclosed. The method includes: receiving input of product value data for a product item and a data modifier for the product value data, the data modifier identifying a target margin value associated with the product item; determining at least one current inventory location for the product item; obtaining a shipping rate associated with shipping the product item to a geographical region from the at least one current inventory location; retrieving historical transfer value preference data for the geographical region; modifying at least one of the product value data, the shipping rate, or the target margin value based on the historical transfer value preference data; determining a transfer value of the product item based on the modified at least one of the product value data, the shipping rate, or the target margin value; and generating an indication of the transfer value of the product item.

Abstract: Methods and systems for processing requests with load-dependent throttling. The system compares a count of active job requests being currently processed for a user associated with a new job request with an active job cap number for that user. When the count of active job requests being currently processed for that user does not exceed the active job cap number specific to that user, the job request is added to an active job queue for processing. However, when the count of active job requests being currently processed for that user exceeds the active job cap number, the job request is placed on a throttled queue to await later processing when an updated count of active job requests being currently processed for that user is below the active job cap number. Once the count is below the cap, the throttle request is moved to the active job queue for processing.

Abstract: Disclosed are systems and methods that require/force bots to access and interact with webpages at a similar level to humans, by including an executable script that generates/updates a test value for a webpage. The client devices must perform certain processing and/or rendering of the webpage to call the computations necessary for generating the updated test value. The script must be executed as a function of processing and/or rendering the webpage. The script may be retrieved from the webserver as a function of processing and/or rendering the webpage. When the browser executes this script, the browser generates the updated test value. At some point, the client device submits a request for certain process with the updated test value. The server compares the inbound test value from the client device against an initial/previously received test value or an expected test value to determine whether the browser is being operated by a human.

Abstract: Disclosed are systems and methods for monitoring operations of autonomous vehicles within a warehouse. The autonomous vehicle's processing unit may detect when the autonomous vehicle is delayed based on one or more timers or time thresholds, such as an amount of time that the autonomous vehicle has been located at a particular location or the amount of time between when the autonomous vehicle received product picking instructions and a shipping deadline. The autonomous vehicle may also use various types of data to detect potential problems, such as determining an amount remaining battery life. Once the autonomous vehicle identified a particular triggering condition, then the autonomous vehicle may trigger an annunciator (e.g., flashing lights, sounding horn) or transmit a notification to other devices, such as client devices. The annunciators or notifications attempt to capture personnel attention to resolve the identifier problem.

Abstract: Methods and systems for providing a dynamic product presentation are disclosed. In one example, a method comprises providing, by a processor, a three-dimensional representation of a product in a virtual environment for display on a customer device; and responsive to the processor identifying a surface in a camera feed of the customer device having a dimensionality suitable for the product, generating, by the processor, an augmented media containing an augmented reality representation of a three-dimensional model for the product on the surface.

Abstract: Methods and systems for providing a dynamic product presentation are disclosed. In one example, a method comprises identifying, by a processor, a first surface in a first view of a camera feed from a customer device; obtaining, by the processor, a three-dimensional model of a product that corresponds to the first surface; providing, by the processor, an augmented media containing an overlay of a first augmented reality representation of the three-dimensional model of the product in the first view; and responsive to the processor identifying a second surface in a second view of the camera feed from the customer device, revising, by the processor, the augmented media to contain a second augmented reality representation of the three-dimensional model of the product on the second surface in the second view.

Abstract: According to one aspect of the concepts and technologies disclosed herein, a cloud computing system can include a load adaptation architecture framework that performs operations for orchestrating and managing one or more services that may operate within at least one of layers 4 through 7 of the Open Systems Interconnection (“OSI”) communication model. The cloud computing system also can include a virtual resource layer. The virtual resource layer can include a virtual network function that provides, at least in part, a service. The cloud computing system also can include a hardware resource layer. The hardware resource layer can include a hardware resource that is controlled by a virtualization layer. The virtualization layer can cause the virtual network function to be instantiated on the hardware resource so that the virtual network function can be used to support the service.

Abstract: Methods and systems for automatically creating item records for physical items. The method may include receiving an image obtained using an image sensor; detecting a physical item in the image; extracting item data regarding the physical item by applying image analysis to the image; determining, using the extracted item data, whether a memory contains an item record for the physical item; and, when no item record for the physical item exists in the memory, generating and storing in the memory a new item record for the physical item in association with the extracted item data.

Abstract: Computer-implemented methods and systems including receiving feature data identifying a physical surface determined using augmented reality software and an imaging device operated by a computing device in a physical environment comprising the physical surface; determining a positioning of at least one surface item upon the physical surface based on surface dimensions determined from the feature data; and causing an augmented reality interface to be displayed by the augmented reality software on the computing device, the augmented reality interface comprising an illustrative layout of the physical surface generated using the feature data and showing the determined positioning of the at least one surface item upon the physical surface in the illustrative layout while imaging the physical surface in the physical environment.

Abstract: Methods and systems for obtaining address data, generating improved deliverable addresses, and generating an improved database of address information. Address data input to a graphical user interface (GUI) may be used to identify a location represented by an address entry in an address database. If the address entry is associated with supplemental address information, the GUI is modified to include a supplemental address information field to obtain additional address data, which is then combined with the address data to produce a complete deliverable address output. A history of delivery notifications, whether failures or successes, together with address data used in attempting the deliveries may be stored and used in determining whether to associate a location with supplemental address information, and to identify type or class of supplemental address information to associate with the location.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method and system for receiving, at a first computing device, an application programming interface (API) request from a second computing device, wherein the API request includes at least a first request field and a second request field, evaluating at least the first request field to determine a first complexity measure, assigning a first field score to at least the first request field based on the first complexity measure, evaluating at least the second request field to determine a second complexity measure, assigning a second field score to at least the second request field based on the second complexity measure, and combining the first field score and the second field score to generate a total field score for the API request for use in an API request complexity model for constraining a processing of the received API request from the second computing device.