Graphical user interface for photo learning of electronic devices

Abstract

1. Name of the product in this design: Graphical User Interface for Photo Learning of Electronic Devices. 2. Purpose of this design: To be used for capturing images, and to be used for intelligent recognition and knowledge association of captured images. 3. The key design features of this product are the graphical user interface content on the screen. 4. The picture or photo that best illustrates the key design points: Design 1 change state diagram 4. 5. The design for which protection is sought includes color. 6. Design 1 is designated as the basic design. 7. Purpose of the graphical user interface: The graphical user interface is used to display on the display screen panel, which is an existing design. The graphical user interface is mainly used for photo learning in the photo learning machine. Design 1's main view is the login homepage of the photo-learning machine; Design 1's changing state diagram 1 is the interface displayed after clicking the "Take a Picture of Everything" button on the left side of Design 1's main view or the "Take a Picture" button on the upper part of the embedded device; Design 1's changing state diagram 2 is the interface displayed after clicking the circle icon on the right side of Design 1's changing state diagram 1 or the "Take a Picture" button on the upper part of the embedded device; Design 1's changing state 2 reference diagram is a reference demonstration after taking a picture of an object; Design 1's changing state diagram 3 is the animated interface displayed during the recognition waiting period after clicking the "AI" button on the embedded device; Design 1's changing state 3 reference diagrams 1 to 3 are also shown. Figure 3 is a motion effect demonstration reference for the design 1 change state figure 3; Figure 4 of the design 1 change state figure is the interface of the recognized content displayed after the recognition of the design 1 change state figure 3 is successful, and the recognized content will be broadcast in voice. Clicking the "little dinosaur" icon can repeat the voice content (the "little dinosaur" blinks during the broadcast and looks left and right after the broadcast is completed); Figures 1 to 4 of the design 1 change state figure 4 are motion effect demonstration references for the design 1 change state figure 4 during and after the voice broadcast; Figures 5 and 6 of the design 1 change state figure 4 are examples of specific recognized content. Design 2's main view is the login homepage of the photo learning machine; Design 2's changing state diagram 1 is the interface displayed after clicking the "Take a Picture of Everything" button on the left side of Design 2's main view or the "Take a Picture" button on the upper part of the embedded device; Design 2's changing state diagram 2 is the interface displayed after clicking the circle icon on the right side of Design 2's changing state diagram 1 or the "Take a Picture" button on the upper part of the embedded device; Design 2's changing state diagram 2's reference diagram is a reference demonstration after taking a picture of an object; Design 2's changing state diagram 3 is the animated interface displayed during the recognition waiting period after clicking the "AI" button on the embedded device; Design 2's changing state diagram 3's reference diagrams 1 to 3 are animated demonstration references for Design 2's changing state diagram 3; Design 2's changing state diagram 4 is the recognition content interface displayed after successful recognition in Design 2's changing state diagram 3, and it will also broadcast the recognized content via voice. Clicking the "Little Dinosaur" icon will repeat the voice content (when broadcasting, "Little Dinosaur" is...) (The text describes various animation effects and related concepts, including: blinking, the dinosaur blinking, and the dinosaur looking left and right after the announcement of "Little Dinosaur"); reference figures 1 to 4 of Design 2 Change State 4; reference figures 5 and 6 of Design 2 Change State 4; reference figures 5 and 6 of Design 2 Change State 4; reference figures 5 of Design 2 Change State 4; the interface displayed after successful recognition when clicking "Science" or "Story" in Design 2 Change State 4 or pressing the "AI" button on the embedded device; the dinosaur blinking during the announcement and looking left and right after the announcement; reference figures 1 to 4 of Design 2 Change State 5; and reference figures 5 and 6 of Design 2 Change State 5.) Design 2 is a front view reference diagram for embedded devices, which is a reference diagram for the interface display of the above design when used on embedded devices. Design 3's main view is the login homepage of the photo learning machine; Design 3's state change diagram 1 is the interface displayed after clicking the "Take a Picture of Everything" button on the left side of the main view of Design 3; Design 3's state change diagram 2 is the interface displayed after clicking the circle icon on the right side of Design 3's state change diagram 1 or the "Take a Picture" button on the upper part of the embedded device; Design 3's state change diagram 2 reference diagram is a reference demonstration of clicking Design 3's state change diagram 2; Design 3's state change diagram 3 is the animated interface displayed during the recognition waiting period after clicking the "AI" button on the embedded device; Design 3's state change diagram reference diagrams 1 to 3 are references to the animated demonstration of Design 1's state change diagram 3; Design 3's state change diagram 4 is the recognition content interface displayed after successful recognition in Design 3's state change diagram 3, and it will also play the recognition content aloud. Clicking the "Little Dinosaur" icon will repeat the voice content (the "Little Dinosaur" blinks during the playback, and looks left and right after the playback is complete); Design 3's state change diagram reference diagrams 1 to 3's state change diagram 4 are shown in the reference diagrams 1 to 3's state change diagram 4. State 4 (Reference Figure 4) is a demonstration of the animation effects during and after the voice broadcast of State 4 in Design 3. State 4 (Reference Figures 5 and 6) are examples of specific recognition content. State 4 (Reference Figure 5) is the interface displayed after successful recognition by clicking "English" or pressing the "AI" button in State 4. The recognized content will be broadcast aloud, and clicking the "Little Dinosaur" icon will repeat the audio (the "Little Dinosaur" blinks during broadcast and looks left and right after broadcast). State 5 (Reference Figure 1) is an example of specific recognition content in State 5. State 5 (Reference Figure 2) is an example of phonics playback in State 5. State 5 (Reference Figure 6) is the interface displayed after successful recognition by pressing the "AI" button in State 5. State 6 (Reference Figure 6) is the interface displaying the English example sentence recognition content after successful recognition in State 6.

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