A system can receive a first set of data. The first set of data can include information indicating a first set of user sessions and for each of the first set of user sessions having an associated summary and a corresponding agent indicated intent. The system can also, based on the first set of data, determine a set of utterances and for each of the set of utterances a corresponding set of intents. Additionally, the system can receive a second set of data. The second set of data including information indicating a second set of user sessions and for each of the second set of user sessions having an associated determined utterance and corresponding interaction of a user. Moreover, the system can validate a corresponding intent of one or more utterances of the set of utterances, based on the second set of data.

Systems and methods for integrated retail and ecommerce shopping platforms. A shopping system for selling products including: a shopping facility including a primary product storage area; at least one showroom; at least one delivery location; a transport system for moving products between locations within the primary product storage area, the at least one showroom and the at least one delivery location; an inventory control system; a network server in operational communication with the inventory control system and the transport system, the network server adapted to transmit interactive shopping interface pages over a network; and a customer client device associated with one of the customers adapted to receive and display the interactive shopping interface pages, for selectively displaying product information about the products sold by the shopping system, and receiving customer input regarding the selecting and deselecting of one or more of the products for possible purchase by the customer.

An integrated system is designed to provide the user with a streamlined process for rentals and also the option to purchase Products after providing information on both options all in one online platform. The system allows users easy access to rental information and to easily find single or multiple Products suitable for their needs for a requested date or dates, allowing users to create rental reservations and providing users with rental options before the rentals start, as well as during the rental period. The system provides the user with the ability to make future rental reservations of a single or multiple Products and provides availability information on a single or multiple Products in order to rent at a selected date or dates a combination of Products that may or may not be dependable on each other (i.e. one Product is required to use some other Products), which may require the rental of these Products to be made during the same rental period. The system also provides an optional checklist for each rented Product, consisting of a list of components or actions to do, allowing users to ensure that no components are missing or damaged and that the Products are returned in the same manner as delivered so the Products are in a rentable manner for the next rental reservation. The system splits several aspects, such as Wish List, Cart and Reservations, distinctively between rentals and purchases, so users can track all activities by rentals or purchases. The system also offers membership point system that can be redeemed for rentals or purchases, as well as rental extensions.

A system for managing a transaction of an item between first and second users includes a first lock attached to the item, a storage unit having a second lock attached thereto and physically storing the item, and a processor that manages a first privilege to open the first lock and a second privilege to open the second lock. The processor performs management so that a holder of the first and second privileges is the first user. Upon receiving, from the storage unit, information indicating the second lock being opened, the processor performs management so that a first transaction is concluded in which the first user tentatively receives the item from the second user. Upon receiving, from the first lock, information indicating the first lock being opened, the processor performs management so that a second transaction is concluded in which the first user inspects the item and finally receives the item.

A system for manufacturing underwear customized for a customer may generate a 3D body shape of a customer by 3D scanning; calculate, from the 3D body shape, unique body measurement information for each customer, needed for manufacturing customized underwear, and register the information; and then, if a customized purchase request for underwear is received from the customer, generate, for the target underwear requested for purchase, a design that fits the body shape of the customer on the basis of the registered body measurement information for each customer; and thereby maximize customer satisfaction and reduce an inventory.

The disclosure relates to tracking ownership of a firearm, and more particularly, to leasing and repossessing a firearm.

An e-commerce business model has witnessed several cases where packages with faulty goods, returned by buyers, without procured object, rather replaced by different device. This disclosure relates a method to detect whether object under test a desired object. A plurality of back-scattered signals is received from the object under test occluded by packaging with continuous motion on conveyer based on first antenna-radar combination. The plurality of back-scattered signals is processed by applying four-tap difference filter to obtain motion-filtered data matrix. A low pass filter is applied on the motion-filtered data matrix to obtain enveloped motion-filtered data matrix. A sliding constant false alarm rate is applied on the enveloped motion-filtered data matrix to determine detection threshold value. A check is performed to detect whether the object under test is the desired object based on whether intensity of the plurality back-scattered signals exceeds the detection threshold value.

A control system performs a shipping process, a replenishing process, a moving process, and a returning process. The replenishing process is for, in a case in which the number of first-type articles located in a first warehouse has become less than or equal to a quantitative threshold, transporting the first-type articles located in a second warehouse to the first warehouse, thereby stocking the articles into the first warehouse while the articles are in containers. The moving process is for transporting second-type articles that have become the picking target articles and are located in the second warehouse to the first warehouse, thereby stocking the articles into the first warehouse while the articles are in the containers. The returning process is for transporting the containers accommodating the second-type articles that have been returned to the first warehouse upon completion of the shipping process, from the first warehouse to the second warehouse.

In some examples, a computing device can include a processing resource and a memory resource storing instructions to cause the processing resource to determine, via an input, whether to sustainably process a print component associated with a printing device, determine, in response to a determination to sustainably process the print component a processing mechanism for the print component and a shipping location to ship the print component, and generate a shipping label for the print component associated with the shipping location.

Systems and methods which facilitate return shipment of items, such as to provide for the return of goods from a purchaser to a merchant, are shown. Embodiments provide shipping management functionality for managing return requests, processing of return requests, authorizing returns, tracking of the processing of a return request, and/or tracking of return shipments. A shipping management system of embodiments operates to make shipping functionality and/or information utilized with respect to return shipments, which may not otherwise be readily available to the return shipper, conveniently accessible for use by the return shipper. Embodiments provide for some or all return shipping fees to be borne by the merchant rather than the return shipper.