The main body for remote control content display and interactive graphical user interface of electronic devices.

Abstract

1. Name of the product in this design: The main body for remote control content display and interactive graphical user interface of electronic devices. 2. Purpose of this design: An electronic device. 3. The key design features of this product are: the parts in the graphical user interface, and the parts not marked with dotted lines are the parts for which protection is required. 4. The picture or photo that best illustrates the key design points: Design 1 main view. 5. Design 1 is designated as the basic design. 6. Purpose of the graphical user interface: The overall design for which protection is sought is used to display the remote control interface, such as: directional controls, indicator controls, acceleration controls, docking controls, etc. in the interface. It can also be used to operate the corresponding function controls to control the device, such as: operating the directional buttons to achieve forward, backward, left, right, front left, front right, back left, back right, etc. The purpose of the partial design for which protection is sought is the same as that of the overall design. 7. Human-computer interaction method of graphical user interface: In the main view of Design 1, the current pointer direction is displayed in the middle of the interface. Users can operate the direction controls on the left and right sides of the interface to control the movement direction of the device, and can also click the "accelerate" or "dock" controls to control the device to perform the corresponding operation. In the main view of Design 2 (where the user has already performed the forward function), the current pointer direction is displayed in the middle of the interface. The user can use the direction controls on the left and right sides of the interface to control the movement direction of the device, and can also click the "Accelerate" or "Dock" controls to control the device to perform the corresponding operation. In the main view of Design 3 (where the user has already performed the left-forward function), the current pointer direction is displayed in the middle of the interface. The user can use the direction controls on the left and right sides of the interface to control the movement direction of the device, and can also click the "accelerate" or "dock" controls to control the device to perform the corresponding operation. In the main view of Design 4 (where the user has already performed the leftward function), the current pointer direction is displayed in the middle of the interface. Users can use the directional controls on the left and right sides of the interface to control the movement direction of the device, and can also click the "Accelerate" or "Dock" controls to control the device to perform the corresponding operation. In the main view of Design 5 (where the user has already performed a backward function), the current pointer direction is displayed in the middle of the interface. Users can use the direction controls on the left and right sides of the interface to control the movement direction of the device, and can also click the "Accelerate" or "Park" controls to control the device to perform the corresponding operation. In the main view of Design 6 (where the user has already performed the right-forward function), the current pointer direction is displayed in the middle of the interface. Users can use the direction controls on the left and right sides of the interface to control the movement direction of the device, and can also click the "Accelerate" or "Park" controls to control the device to perform the corresponding operation. In the main view of Design 7 (where the current user has enabled the "Accelerate" function), the current pointer direction is displayed in the middle of the interface. Users can use the directional controls on the left and right sides of the interface to control the movement direction of the device, and can also click the "Accelerate" or "Dock" controls to control the device to perform the corresponding operation. In the main view of Design 8 (where the current user has enabled the "Accelerate" function and performed a backward operation), the current pointer direction is displayed in the middle of the interface. Users can use the direction controls on the left and right sides of the interface to control the movement direction of the device, and can also click the "Accelerate" or "Park" controls to control the device to perform the corresponding operation. In the main view of Design 9 (where the current user has enabled the "Accelerate" function and has performed the forward operation), the current pointer direction is displayed in the middle of the interface. Users can use the direction controls on the left and right sides of the interface to control the movement direction of the device, and can also click the "Accelerate" or "Dock" controls to control the device to perform the corresponding operation. In the main view of Design 10 (where the current user has enabled the "Accelerate" function and performed the left-forward function operation), the current pointer direction is displayed in the middle of the interface. Users can operate the direction controls on the left and right sides of the interface to control the movement direction of the device, and can also click the "Accelerate" or "Dock" controls to control the device to perform the corresponding operation.

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