Electronic device with marathon medical resource guarantee platform monitoring graphical user interface

Abstract

1. Name of the product in this design: Electronic device with a graphical user interface for monitoring the marathon medical resource support platform. 2. Purpose of this design: An electronic device. 3. The key design features of this product are the marathon medical resource monitoring interface on the display screen panel. 4. The picture or photo that best illustrates the key design points: Design 1 front view. 5. The design focus is solely on the graphical user interface; other product views follow standard design conventions, omitting the rear view; the design focus is solely on the graphical user interface; other product views follow standard design conventions, omitting the left view; the design focus is solely on the graphical user interface; other product views follow standard design conventions, omitting the right view; the design focus is solely on the graphical user interface; other product views follow standard design conventions, omitting the top view; the design focus is solely on the graphical user interface; other product views follow standard design conventions, omitting the bottom view. 6. Design 1 is designated as the basic design. 7. Purpose of the graphical user interface: to display the location, status, and treatment information of runners and medical resources in real time during the marathon. 8. Human-computer interaction method of graphical user interface: In Design 1, the main view of Design 1 is the main interface for displaying the main functions of the product, showing detailed information about runners and medical resources during the marathon. Clicking the "Full Screen" button at the bottom right of the main view of Design 1 (as shown in A in the reference diagram of the main view of Design 1) will jump to the full screen map interface and enter the interface change state diagram of Design 1. Clicking the "Alarm" icon on the map (as shown in B in the reference diagram of the interface change state of Design 1, with a red circle at the bottom of the icon) will bring up the "Situation Feedback" module; clicking the "First Aid Runner" icon on the map will bring up the "Support Information" module. In Design 2, the main view is the main interface for displaying the main functions of the product, showing details of runners and medical resources during the marathon. Clicking on any of the three states of the ambulance in the "Ambulance Status" module in the middle left of the Design 2 main view will bring up the "View Details" module and enter the status diagram of the Design 2 interface. In Design 3, the main view is the main interface for showcasing the product's main functions, displaying detailed information about runners and medical resources during the marathon. Clicking the "Switch Mode" button at the top right of the Design 3 main view will bring up the "Select Large Screen Mode" module, which will take you to the Design 3 interface change state diagram, as shown in the upper right of the Design 3 interface change state diagram. Clicking the "Data Playback" button at the top right of the Design 3 interface change state diagram will bring up the "Select Playback Time Period" module, as shown in the bottom right of the Design 3 interface change state diagram. In the design 4, the design 4 main view is the main interface for the product to perform the main function display, and displays the details of the runner and medical resource in the marathon process. Clicking the four kinds of marks in the "legend" module in the design 4 main view, including "first-aid runner", "fixed medical point", "AED" and "ambulance", can make it display or hide in the map, and enter the design 4 interface change state diagram. In the design 1 to design 4, "A" in each view represents the specific text display in actual use; "X" in each view represents the specific number display in actual use. 9. Other situations that need to be explained change state description: the main interface reference diagram corresponds to the main view, and the interface change state reference diagram corresponds to the interface change state diagram. The reference diagrams are examples.

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