Graphical user interface for the main console of a remote surgical robot for displaying a screen panel

Abstract

1. The name of the product of this design: Graphical user interface for the main console of a remote surgical robot for displaying a screen panel. 2. Purpose of this design product: This design product is a remote surgical robot main console graphic user used to display the display screen panel. The display screen panel can be used for any of computers, notebook computers, tablet computers and multimedia terminals. 3. The key design point of this design product lies in the graphical user interface. 4. The picture or photo that best illustrates the design points: Interface change state diagram 8. 5. The design for which protection is sought includes color. 6. If there is no design key point, the rear view will be omitted; if there is no design key point, the left view will be omitted; if there is no design key point, the right view will be omitted; if there is no design key point, the bottom view will be omitted; if there is no design key point, the top view will be omitted. 7. Purpose of the graphical user interface: It is used as the interface of the main operating console of the remote surgical robot during remote surgery. The screen displays surgical information, dynamic images collected by the endoscope, network status, real-time status information of the instrument, and images from multiple operating end perspectives. 8. Description of the changing status of the graphical user interface: The main view is the user login interface. After entering the doctor ID and password in the corresponding position, click "Confirm" to log in to the system; Interface change status diagram 1 is the personal center interface entered after clicking "Confirm" in the main view, which includes user basic information, surgical data statistics, memo reminders and case viewing. The operations to be completed are displayed in bold blue font; Interface change status diagram 2 is the interface entered by clicking the blue bold font "Start Surgery" in the case with the corresponding serial number in Interface change status diagram 1; Interface change status diagram 3 is the interface entered after entering the IP address and password and clicking "Connect" in Interface change status diagram 2. If the system detects that the network conditions do not support remote surgery, it will be adjusted with a yellow highlighted box at the bottom. The "Start Surgery" button in the lower right corner will be gray and cannot be interacted with. The green highlight in front of the problematic network line will be yellow or red; Interface change status diagram 4 is the interface where remote surgery can be performed when the network status is good. The network status and device status are both green highlights, and the prompt below is in place, and the "Start Surgery" button in the lower right turns blue; Interface Change Status Figure 5 is the patient information interface entered by clicking "Start Surgery" in Interface Change Status Figure 4, which displays the patient's general information, examination results and diagnosis content; Interface Change Status Figure 6 is the patient information interface entered by clicking "Next" in the lower right corner of Interface Change Status Figure 5, which displays the surgical plan and instrument presets; Interface Change Status Figure 7 is the interface entered by clicking "Next" in the lower right corner of Interface Change Status Figure 6, with a pop-up prompt: Confirmation completed, do you want to open the image?; Interface Change Status Figure 8 is the interface entered by clicking "Confirm" in Interface Change Status Figure 7, with the status bar at the top, the navigation bar on the left, the instrument and its holding status in the lower middle, and the data displayed by the monitor in the lower right corner; Interface Change Status Figure 9 is the perspective switching interface entered by clicking the "Perspective" option under "Image Adjustment" in the navigation bar in Interface Change Status Figure 8, and other operating end perspectives are displayed on the right side of the screen.

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