In-vehicle display screen with graphical user interface for viewing vehicle operational information

Abstract

1. Name of the product in this design: In-vehicle display screen with a graphical user interface for viewing vehicle running information. 2. Purpose of this design: This product is used as a human-machine interface instrument system to display vehicle instrument information and driving-related vehicle status information. 3. The key design features of this product are the graphical user interface content of the in-vehicle display screen. 4. The image or photo that best illustrates the design points: Design 1 Interface Change State Diagram. 5. Because it is designed for use within an in-vehicle information screen, the left view, right view, top view, bottom view, and rear view are omitted. 6. Design 1 is designated as the basic design. 7. Purpose of the graphical user interface: for instrument human-machine interaction systems used for vehicle status information feedback. Users can control the vehicle via vehicle recognition or steering wheel control. Design 1's main view is the initial interface for vehicle startup. When the user clicks the steering wheel control and the vehicle recognizes and reads the on-board computer signal, Design 1's main view will enter the interface change state diagram. Design 2's main view is the initial interface for vehicle startup. When the user clicks the steering wheel control and the vehicle recognizes and reads the on-board computer signal, Design 2's main view will enter the interface change state diagram of Design 2. Design 3's main view is the initial interface for vehicle startup. When the user clicks the steering wheel control and the vehicle recognizes and reads the on-board computer signal, Design 3's main view will enter the interface change state diagram of Design 3. Design 4's main view is the initial interface for vehicle startup. When the user opens the vehicle door, Design 4's main view will enter the interface of Design 4. The design is divided into several state transition diagrams. Design 5's main view represents the initial vehicle startup interface. When the vehicle detects a hazard or needs to alert the driver, Design 5's main view transitions to the Design 5 state transition diagram. Design 6's main view also represents the initial vehicle startup interface. When the user clicks the steering wheel and the vehicle recognizes and reads the onboard computer signal, Design 6's main view transitions to the Design 6 state transition diagram. Design 7's main view also represents the initial vehicle startup interface. When the vehicle detects a hazard or needs to alert the driver, Design 7's main view transitions to the Design 7 state transition diagram. Design 8's main view also represents the initial vehicle startup interface. When the user clicks the steering wheel and the vehicle recognizes and reads the onboard computer signal, Design 8's main view transitions to the Design 8 state transition diagram.

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