Graphical User Interface for Extracting Abstract of Electronic Device

Abstract

1. Name of the Design Product: Graphical User Interface for Extracting Abstracts of Electronic Devices. 2. Use of the Design Product: An electronic device. 3. Design Key Points of the Design Product: Lies in the graphical user interface. 4. Picture or Photo that Best Illustrates the Design Key Points: The front view of Design 1. 5. Design 1 is designated as the basic design. 6. Use of the Graphical User Interface: The graphical user interfaces of Design 1 to Design 2 are used to extract abstracts and give relevant extraction results. The interfaces of Design 1 to Design 2 all include an AI function button, which is, for example, a virtual button. In Design 1, the front view shows the current browsing page. The user can long-press any area on the interface to enter the first state change diagram of Design 1. In the middle of this interface, a sub-menu start button is shown. Below this sub-menu start button, there is a search box and a search result display bar. When the sub-menu start button is selected, it enters the second state change diagram of Design 1. The content displayed in the main view of the interface is shown within the rectangular box in the middle of this interface. Below this rectangular box, there are also buttons for saving as a note, saving as a word document, saving as an Excel document, and an AI abstract button. When the AI abstract button is selected, it enters the third state change diagram of Design 1, and this interface shows the abstract result of the content displayed in the main view of the interface. In Design 2, the interface content and operation method are similar to those in Design 1. The difference is that in the state of the second state change diagram of Design 2, when the AI abstract button is selected, the abstract result is continuously streamed to the user at a predetermined speed, for example, at a speed of adding one character display every 30 milliseconds, as shown in the third state change diagram of Design 2 to the eighth state change diagram of Design 2.

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