Graphical User Interface for Automotive Simulation Task Management for Electronic Devices

Abstract

1. Name of the Design Product: Graphical User Interface for Automobile Simulation Task Management for Electronic Devices. 2. Use of the Design Product: For an electronic device. 3. Design Key Points of the Design Product: Lies in the graphical user interface. 4. Picture or Photograph that Best Illustrates the Design Key Points: Variant State Diagram 4. 5. The carrier is of conventional design, and the rear view, left view, right view, top view, and bottom view are omitted. 6. Use of the Graphical User Interface: To display the running state of the vehicle in various road conditions and conditions in real time; users can perform operations such as zooming, switching, and panning on the view through the mouse and keyboard to more comprehensively understand the simulation results. 7. Explanation of the Variant States of the Graphical User Interface: The main view is the initial interface, and the content displayed is the home page of task management. The home page of the simulation task management database state can be entered through "Test Task Management" in the left navigation bar. Users can view the task status here and perform operations such as adding, entering simulation, editing, and deleting. Click the "Add Task" button in the main view to jump to Variant State Diagram 1. Among them, the content displayed in Variant State Diagram 1 is the add task page; click the "Next" button in Variant State Diagram 1 to jump to Variant State Diagram 2; click the "Next" button in Variant State Diagram 2 to jump to Variant State Diagram 3, where the user configures the initial state of the task vehicle. Click the "Save and Start Simulation" button in Variant State Diagram 3 to enter Variant State Diagram 4; among them, Variant State Diagram 4 is the simulation view window. This window adopts a modular design, including a menu bar, a toolbar, a simulation view window, a parameter setting panel, and a data display area, enabling users to intuitively understand various changes during the simulation process.

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