Unmanned remote cockpit graphical user interface for electronic devices

Abstract

1. Name of the product in this design: Graphical User Interface for Unmanned Remote Cockpit for Electronic Devices. 2. Intended use of this design: for use in an electronic device. 3. The key design features of this product are its graphical user interface. 4. The image or photograph that best illustrates the design's key features: the front view. 5. Conventional design omits the rear view; conventional design omits the left view; conventional design omits the right view; conventional design omits the top view; conventional design omits the bottom view. 6. Purpose of the graphical user interface: to operate the sweeper in a remote cockpit and display real-time vehicle information. 7. Human-computer interaction method of graphical user interface: The "gray area" in the interface is only used to indicate the content area and is not the protected content of this design: The interface is mainly used for users to interact with the computer screen and provide an operation interface. The specific display content is shown in the interface change state reference diagram; In the main view interface: it includes five major modules: "left column", "left second column", "middle area", "right column" and "right second column". The top left column displays the vehicle's project information, the bottom left column displays the vehicle's location on the map, and the bottom column displays fault system prompts. The top of the second column on the left is the image area displaying the content of the vehicle's left-side camera; the drop-down menu allows you to select the camera's image quality; the bottom left displays the delay speed, and the right displays the packet loss rate. The central area displays the content from the front camera. The drop-down menu allows you to select the camera's image quality. The top left displays the vehicle's license plate number, while the right side shows the content from the rear camera. The top center displays operation prompts, and the bottom center, from left to right, displays the vehicle's accelerator, brake, left turn signal, steering wheel, speed, right turn signal, vehicle operation, and whether to honk the horn. The top image in the right column shows the content displayed by the right-side camera. The drop-down menu in the image allows you to select the camera's image quality. The middle of the right column displays the vehicle's real-time battery level, water level, and garbage level. The bottom of the right column contains buttons for selecting keyboard and mouse controls and steering wheel controls. The left side of the first row in the second column from the right is the takeover button switch, and the right side of the first row is the settings button, the personal center button, and the close button. The second row in the second column from the right is a visual indicator of whether the vehicle has been in a collision, and to the right is the vehicle's emergency stop switch button. The third row in the second column from the right displays the percentage of lifting and emptying when the vehicle's garbage bin is being emptied. The left side of the fourth row in the second column from the right contains the start button, stop button, and reset button for determining whether the vehicle is in operation and for controlling the vehicle's cleaning function. The right side of the fourth row in the second column shows the vehicle's garbage bin status and the start, stop, and reset buttons for operating the garbage bin. The left side of the fifth row in the second column from the right displays the headlight status (on or off), and the right side contains the headlight switch button. The fifth row in the second column from the right displays the status of the brake lights, indicating whether they are on or off. Next to it is the button to operate the brake lights. The left side of the sixth row in the second column from the right displays the status of the charging port being open or closed, while the right side contains the button to operate the charging port. The sixth row in the second column from the right displays the status of the water inlet being open or closed, and next to it is the button to operate the water inlet switch. The button in the seventh row of the second column from the right is for automatically turning the turn signals on or off.

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