Voice-interactive graphical user interface for electronic devices

Abstract

1. Name of the product in this design: Voice-interactive graphical user interface for electronic devices. 2. Purpose of this design: For running programs. 3. The key design features of this product are its graphical user interface content. 4. The image or photograph that best illustrates the design's key features: the front view. 5. Application of the graphical user interface: The interface of this application can be used on a television or large screen. The main view is the homepage display interface. The left side of this interface is the voice interaction card area, the right side is the content recommendation area, and the bottom area is the application bar display area, which displays applications including but not limited to: voice, movies, search, documentaries, animation, variety shows, and opera. Users can activate the voice dialogue function of the TV or large screen with their voice. When the voice dialogue function of the TV or large screen is activated, the interface changes as shown in Figure 1. In this interface, users can control the TV or large screen with their voice. The specific interface content can be found in Figure 1. After the voice dialogue function of the TV or large screen is activated and the user issues a voice command, the interface changes as shown in Figure 2. The left side of this interface is the dialogue display area, the right side is the content display area, and the bottom area is the application bar display area, which displays applications including but not limited to: voice, discovery, movies, apps, settings, search, and opera. In this interface, the corresponding interface content can be displayed according to different voice commands. If a user issues a voice command to watch a movie named "xxx", the interface will display the state shown in Figure 2, displaying a brief introduction of "xxx" and some of their film and television works. If a user issues a voice command to listen to a poem by a poet, the interface will display the state shown in Figure 3, displaying the corresponding poem. If a user issues a voice command to view recent news, the interface will display the state shown in Figure 4, displaying recent news, including headlines, content, and dates. The application bar at the bottom of this interface displays applications including, but not limited to, voice commands. The interface includes audio, discovery, movies, apps, settings, search, and traditional opera. If a user issues a voice command to listen to recent news, the interface will change as shown in Figure 5. This section displays the news topic, time, content, and corresponding audio, as well as other audio related to sports, entertainment, etc. The bottom application bar displays applications including, but not limited to: audio, discovery, movies, apps, settings, search, and traditional opera. If a user issues a voice command to learn about a specific person, the interface will change as shown in Figure 6. This section displays the person's name, avatar, and related personal information. If a user issues a voice command requesting assistance in creating a piece of music, the interface will display as shown in Figure 7, where the content area shows an AI music card and the creation progress. Once creation is complete, the interface will display as shown in Figure 8, where the upper left corner of the right-hand content area displays text, the bottom displays a progress bar, and the right side displays the music cover image. If the user issues a voice command requesting assistance in creating an image, the interface will display as shown in Figure 9, which shows the waiting interface during creation. Once creation is complete, the interface will display as shown in Figure 10, where the content area shows the created image. If the user issues a voice command requesting assistance in creating an image... When a user sends a voice command to query a song, the interface will change state as shown in Figure 11, displaying the corresponding result information. For example, if a user sends a voice command to listen to a song named "xxx", the interface will change state as shown in Figure 12, displaying a list of songs performed by the corresponding artist. If a user sends a voice command to listen to rock songs, the interface will change state as shown in Figure 13, displaying a list of rock songs. If a user sends a voice command to listen to a specific song named "xxx", the interface will change state as shown in Figure 14, displaying the lyrics of the song and a background image matching that song. 6. Other situations requiring explanation: All areas marked with "x" in the design drawings or photographs are text.

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