Brush palm function interactive graphical user interface for electronic devices

Abstract

1. Name of the product in this design: Interactive graphical user interface for palm-swiping function in electronic devices. 2. Purpose of this design: An electronic device. 3. The key design feature of this product is its graphical user interface. 4. The picture or photo that best illustrates the key design points: Design 1 front view. 5. Design 1 is designated as the basic design. 6. Purpose of the graphical user interface: The interface is used to identify identity information by swiping the palm, and to collect rewards and items by the user. 7. Human-computer interaction method of graphical user interface: The main view of Design 1 is the palm-swiping guidance interface. When the user aligns his palm with the camera area of ​​the device, it enters the palmprint recognition state and presents the interface change from the main view of Design 1 to the interface change state shown in Figure 1. Users can click to adjust the distance between their palm and the camera according to the prompts at the bottom of the interface. When the palmprint recognition is successful, the interface enters the gift acquisition state, showing the interface changes from Design 1 interface change state diagram 1 to Design 1 interface change state diagram 2. The system then successfully retrieves and displays the results, showing the interface changes from Design 1 Interface Change State Diagram 2 to Design 1 Interface Change State Diagram 3. In the interface change state diagram 3 of Design 1, users can click the "Claim" control to receive a random gift. The human-computer interaction descriptions for Design 2 and Design 3 are the same as those for Design 1. Design 4's main view is the palm-swiping guidance interface. When the user aligns their palm with the device's camera area, it enters the palmprint recognition state, presenting the interface changes from Design 4's main view to Design 4's interface change state, as shown in Figure 1. Users can click to adjust the distance between their palm and the camera according to the prompts at the bottom of the interface. When the palmprint recognition is successful, the interface enters the gift acquisition state, showing the interface changes from Design 4 Interface Change State Figure 1 to Design 4 Interface Change State Figure 2. Subsequently, the process failed and the result was not obtained, presenting the interface changes from Design 4 Interface Change State Diagram 2 to Design 4 Interface Change State Diagram 3. The human-computer interaction descriptions for Design 5 and Design 6 are the same as those for Design 4. 8. Other situations requiring explanation: The dotted lines in the interface change state diagrams 2 and 3 of Design 1, interface change state diagram 2 of Design 3, interface change state diagrams 2 and 3 of Design 4, and interface change state diagram 2 of Design 6 represent the pattern design content that requires protection.

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