Graphical user interface for electronic equipment battery swap station collection information and details

Abstract

1. Name of this design product: A graphical user interface for displaying information and details about electronic equipment stored at battery swap stations. 2. Purpose of this design product: used to display the collection information and details of the battery swap station. 3. The design focus of this design product lies in the interface content of the electronic device's graphical user interface. 4. The picture or photo that best illustrates the key points of the design: Main view of Design 1. 5. Designate Design 1 as the base design. 6.Purpose of the graphical user interface: used to display the collection information and details of the battery swap station. 7. Human-computer interaction method of the graphical user interface: Design 1 The main view is the startup interface, which displays the user's current location. It can display light / heavy truck swap stations according to the selected swap station type. By default, all the swap stations in the surrounding area are displayed, and the icons show the number of available batteries and the total number of batteries in the swap station. When you zoom in or out on the map, the default number of battery swap stations on the screen is displayed. The functions within the interface are to scan the code to start battery swapping or jump to the list of favorite battery swap stations. Click the "Search" icon on the right side of the Design 1 main view to jump to the Design 1 interface change status diagram 1. After clicking the favorites "star" button in the search bar above this page, jump to the Design 1 interface change status diagram 2. Click "All types" to jump to the Design 1 interface change status diagram 3. The page defaults according to the battery swap station type (stations that only provide charging services will display the charging icon below the battery swap station name; stations that only provide battery swap services will display the battery swap icon below the battery swap station icon). Select and click on the "Light Truck" type battery swap station to jump to the Design 1 interface change state Figure 4. This page displays information such as the battery swap station name, address, distance, business status, number of batteries, current electricity price, etc. There is a navigation button at the bottom of the interface to quickly call the navigation function. Click "Battery Details" to jump to the Design 1 interface change state Figure 5, which displays the battery details in the station. Design 2 The main view is the startup interface, which displays the user's current location. It can display light / heavy truck swap stations according to the selected swap station type. By default, all the swap stations in the surrounding area are displayed. The icons show the number of available batteries and the total number of batteries in the swap station. When you zoom in or out on the map, the default number of battery swap stations on the screen is displayed. The functions within the interface are to scan the code to start battery swapping or jump to the list of favorite battery swap stations. Click the "Search" icon on the right side of the Design 2 main view to jump to the Design 2 interface change status diagram 1. After clicking the favorites "star" button in the search bar above this page, jump to the Design 2 interface change status diagram 2. Click "All types" to jump to the Design 2 interface change status diagram 3. The page defaults according to the battery swap station type (stations that only provide charging services will display the charging icon below the battery swap station name; stations that only provide battery swap services will display the battery swap icon below the battery swap station icon). Select and click on the "Heavy Truck" type battery swap station to jump to Design 2 interface change status Figure 4. This page displays information such as the battery swap station name, address, distance, business status, number of batteries, current electricity price, etc. There is a navigation button at the bottom of the interface to quickly call the navigation function. Click "Price Details" to jump to Design 2 interface change status Figure 5, which displays the price details on the site. 8. Other situations that require explanation: The gray blocks in Figure 4 of the interface change status of Designs 1 and 2 are replaceable content; the "X" in the interface represents a variable number or replaceable text.

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