AI voice interaction module for intelligent agent interaction graphical user interface of electronic devices

Abstract

1. Name of the product in this design: AI voice interaction module for intelligent agent interactive graphical user interface of electronic device. 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 content. 4. The image or photograph that best illustrates the key design points: Design 1 change state diagram. 5. Design 1 is designated as the basic design. 6. Purpose of the Graphical User Interface: The overall purpose of the interface is to provide relevant services to overseas visitors to China; a partial purpose is to quickly launch the AI ​​agent function and conduct voice interaction; Design 1's main view is the interactive homepage. Clicking the circular agent button at the bottom of the interface jumps to the changed state diagram of Design 1, entering the AI ​​voice interaction and intelligent recommendation function interface. A welcome message is displayed at the top of the interface, and the content entries that the user may want to ask are displayed in the bubble dialog box; Design 2's main view is the overseas interactive homepage. Clicking the circular agent button at the bottom of the interface jumps to the changed state diagram of Design 2, entering the AI ​​voice interaction and intelligent recommendation function interface. A welcome message is displayed at the top of the interface, and the content entries that the user may want to ask are displayed in the bubble dialog box. When the user asks for a specific keyword, clicking the microphone button in the input box changes the interface to state 2 (Design 2), where the microphone button changes to a stop button, allowing the user to begin voice input. Design 3's main view is the interactive homepage. Clicking the circular "intelligent agent" button at the bottom of the interface redirects to state 1 (Design 3), entering the AI ​​voice interaction and intelligent recommendation function interface. A welcome message is displayed at the top of the interface, and a speech bubble shows the keywords the user might want to ask. Clicking the microphone button in the input box changes the interface to state 2 (Design 3), where the microphone button changes to a stop button, allowing the user to input voice. Design 3 then changes to state 3, with the speech input displayed in real-time in the speech bubble. Design 4's main view is the interactive homepage. On the next page, clicking the circular "Intelligent Agent" button at the bottom of the interface will redirect to the AI ​​voice interaction and intelligent recommendation function interface (Figure 1 in Design 4). A welcome message will appear at the top of the interface, and a bubble dialog box will display keywords the user might want to ask. Clicking the microphone button in the input box will redirect the interface to the stop button (Figure 2 in Design 4). The microphone button will change to a stop button. The user can then input voice information, and the interface will redirect to the next page (Figure 3 in Design 4). The voice input will be displayed in real-time in the dialog box. Clicking the stop button will stop recording, and the interface will redirect to the next page (Figure 4 in Design 4), where the stop button will change to a send button. The main view in Design 5 is the interactive homepage. Clicking the circular "Intelligent Agent" button at the bottom of the interface will redirect the interface to the next page (Figure 1 in Design 5). The AI ​​voice interaction and intelligent recommendation interface displays a welcome message at the top and a bubble dialog box showing keywords the user might want to ask. Clicking the microphone button in the input box changes the interface to state 2 in Design 5, where the microphone button becomes a stop button. The user then inputs voice data, and the interface changes to state 3 in Design 5, where the voice input is displayed in real-time in the dialog box. Clicking the stop button stops recording, and the interface changes to state 4 in Design 5, where the stop button becomes a send button. Clicking the send button changes the interface to state 5 in Design 5, where the voice input is displayed in the bubble dialog box at the top of the interface. In all the interfaces described above, "X" represents text or numbers, and dashed lines indicate content that does not require protection.

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