A bag having front and back walls, including an outlet opening covered by a hinged door. A pocket behind the opening for receipt of a tissue dispenser to positioned a tissue outlet in the opening.

A surgical sponge inventory rack includes a vertical mounting rod, a laterally extending sponge bag holder connected to the mounting rod, and a sponge bag supported on the sponge bag holder. The sponge bag includes a pocket configured to receive and display a surgical sponge. The sponge bag holder including a plurality of support members. The support members are shiftable relative to one another to transition the sponge bag holder between a collapsed configuration and an expanded configuration. At least one of the support members extends in the lateral direction past another of the support members when the sponge bag holder is in the expanded configuration. The support members collectively present a depth in a fore-and-aft direction that is transverse to the lateral direction and transverse to the vertical direction. The depth is at least substantially constant as the sponge bag holder transitions between the collapsed and expanded configurations.

A bag storage case includes a holding part and a wall. The holding part holds a plurality of stacked bags. The wall has a take-out opening in a width direction of the plurality of stacked bags and a first width that is smaller than a second width of the plurality of stacked bags and a middle of the take-out opening is larger than opposite ends of the take-out opening in a stacking direction of the plurality of stacked bags.

Disclosed are systems and methods for completing a transaction using a shelf and interactive tablet. The systems and methods may include receiving, at an interactive tablet comprising a processor, a captured image associated with an item; identifying, by the interactive tablet, a known image of the item based on the captured image of the item; and retrieving, by the interactive tablet, product information associated with the item based on the known image of the item.

Examples an order pickup portal including a set of sliding doors enclosing an order dispensation portal configured to dispense a set of items to fulfill an online order created by a user. An angled side wall is adjacent to one of the doors. The angle of the side wall is between a twenty-five and sixty-degrees relative to the doors. A user interface device is partially recessed into the angled side wall associated with the first side wall, the user interface device comprising a graphical user interface menu configured to receive order data associated with a user request for dispensation of a set of items associated with the online order. A scan device can be included to scan an order identifier. A plastic bag return receptacle is provided to contain returned bags.

Examples an order pickup portal including a set of sliding doors enclosing an order dispensation portal configured to dispense a set of items to fulfill an online order created by a user. An angled side wall is adjacent to one of the doors. The angle of the side wall is between a twenty-five and sixty-degrees relative to the doors. A user interface device is partially recessed into the angled side wall associated with the first side wall, the user interface device comprising a graphical user interface menu configured to receive order data associated with a user request for dispensation of a set of items associated with the online order. A scan device can be included to scan an order identifier. A plastic bag return receptacle is provided to contain returned bags.

A system and method for providing reusable bags is disclosed. The system may include a reusable bag deployment station that allows users to receive the reusable bags and to return the reusable bags. The system may track the usage of the reusable bags.

A mobile cart includes sets of arms from which bags may be suspended. The arms may be separated by a predetermined distance. Holes for suspending the bags from such arms may be laterally formed in such bags and separated by the predetermined distance. The arms may be extended when the mobile cart is being used to retrieve items from a materials handling facility, such as a warehouse or retail establishment, and retracted when the mobile cart is not in service. An open or expanded bag may be suspended near free ends of such arms, thereby enabling one or more workers to place items therein, while one or more closed or collapsed bags may be suspended at mounting ends of such arms and stored until one or more of such bags is desired. When the open bag is filled with desired items, the open bag may be removed from the arms.

An example item carousel system is described. The system includes a terminal including a processor and a scanner. The system includes a carousel rotatably mounted to the terminal, the carousel including two or more bagging sections configured to receive bags. The system includes a motorized actuator configured to actuate rotation of the carousel relative to the terminal. The terminal is configured to read data from a machine readable identifier associated with an item using the scanner, and retrieve, using a retrieval module, item characteristics associated with the item from an item database. The terminal is configured to identify one bagging section of the two or more bagging sections of the carousel capable of receiving the item with the item characteristics, and mechanically rotate the carousel relative to the terminal with the motorized actuator such that the identified one bagging section is oriented toward a bagging area of the terminal.

Described is a bagging station for use in a retail store to hold paper bags for filling with purchased products. The bagging station includes a bag retaining fixture for holding paper bags instead of hooks for holding plastic bags. The bag retaining fixture includes an elongate rod and a roller wheel. The elongate rod acts as an axle for the roller wheel. The elongate rod is coupled to a side wall of the bagging station. The elongate rod biases the roller wheel against the side wall. A side of a bag placed between the roller wheel and the side wall holds the paper bag in position on the bagging station so the bag can be filled with purchased items, then removed to be carried out of the store.