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Amazon Part Finder Screw. Maybe you'll have better luck? The new part finder tool uses computer vision to determine the type of screw, nut, bolt or other fastener you have, and points you to where you can buy more in its store. The service is called “part finder” and it helps you search for replacement parts for. Got an odd screw, nut, bolt, washer or fastener you need to buy more of, but have no idea to how to find the right one? Amazon’s ai will determine what part you have. To give it a try, just go to the amazon app, tap the camera icon next to the search bar, and swipe up to reveal the part finder option. Amazon’s iphone app can scan physical fasteners like screws and nuts and search for them on the site. Place the object on a white surface next to a penny for scale, and use the part finder function to take a picture. Developed using technology they acquired from partpic (a startup company amazon acquired back in 2016), part finder uses your mobile device’s camera to match about 100 types of screws, nuts, and bolts which make up your rickety ol’ furniture. The online retail giant has launched part finder, a new mobile app feature that helps you identify screws, nuts, bolts, and the like.

Place the object on a white surface next to a penny for scale, and use the part finder function to take a picture. Amazon’s ai will determine what part you have. The service is called “part finder” and it helps you search for replacement parts for. Maybe you'll have better luck? The new part finder tool uses computer vision to determine the type of screw, nut, bolt or other fastener you have, and points you to where you can buy more in its store. To give it a try, just go to the amazon app, tap the camera icon next to the search bar, and swipe up to reveal the part finder option. Amazon’s iphone app can scan physical fasteners like screws and nuts and search for them on the site. The online retail giant has launched part finder, a new mobile app feature that helps you identify screws, nuts, bolts, and the like. Got an odd screw, nut, bolt, washer or fastener you need to buy more of, but have no idea to how to find the right one? Developed using technology they acquired from partpic (a startup company amazon acquired back in 2016), part finder uses your mobile device’s camera to match about 100 types of screws, nuts, and bolts which make up your rickety ol’ furniture.

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Amazon Part Finder Screw Place the object on a white surface next to a penny for scale, and use the part finder function to take a picture. The new part finder tool uses computer vision to determine the type of screw, nut, bolt or other fastener you have, and points you to where you can buy more in its store. Got an odd screw, nut, bolt, washer or fastener you need to buy more of, but have no idea to how to find the right one? Maybe you'll have better luck? Amazon’s iphone app can scan physical fasteners like screws and nuts and search for them on the site. To give it a try, just go to the amazon app, tap the camera icon next to the search bar, and swipe up to reveal the part finder option. The online retail giant has launched part finder, a new mobile app feature that helps you identify screws, nuts, bolts, and the like. The service is called “part finder” and it helps you search for replacement parts for. Amazon’s ai will determine what part you have. Place the object on a white surface next to a penny for scale, and use the part finder function to take a picture. Developed using technology they acquired from partpic (a startup company amazon acquired back in 2016), part finder uses your mobile device’s camera to match about 100 types of screws, nuts, and bolts which make up your rickety ol’ furniture.