6 results about "Adaptive user interface" patented technology

A computer-implemented method is provided for dynamically altering a user interface (UI) display by a computer-implemented method for altering a computer monitor display without recompilation of code. The method includes developing the UI display in FXML syntax that creates an FXML file. Data for display are mapped to particular fields in the UI display, within the FXML file. A JAVA Archive (JAR) file with the FXML file is deployed to a client device. The JAR file is executed with the FXML file to produce the UI display on the client device. The displays on the UI display are populated as defined by the FXML file.

An innovative system for integrating generative artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities within Software as a Service (SaaS) platforms. By leveraging advanced AI techniques, seamless data synchronization, intelligent task management, and predictive workflow optimization across multiple SaaS platforms are described. Key components include an AI-driven data synchronization system, an intelligent cross-platform task manager, and an adaptive user interface. The system also features a cross-departmental health monitoring and notification mechanism, alongside an intent-based interaction system. This solution enhances organizational efficiency, improves decision-making, and provides unprecedented levels of automation and insight in managing complex SaaS ecosystems.

An audio system (1) comprising an audio device (10) and a charging cradle (20) for storing the audio device (10). The charging cradle (20) comprises a cradle housing (200) with a device bay (201), a status detector (202), a cradle input interface (203), a rechargeable battery (204), and a cradle controller (205). The device bay (201) is configured to accommodate the audio device (10) when the audio device (10) is stored in the charging cradle (20). The status detector (202) is configured to detect whether the audio device (10) is stored in the charging cradle (20), determine a corresponding storing status, and provide the determined storing status in a cradle status signal (CS) to the cradle controller (205). The cradle input interface (203) is configured to detect user input actions and provide indications of detected user input actions in a cradle input signal (UC) to the cradle controller (205). The rechargeable battery (204) is configured to receive electric energy from an external energy source, store the received electrical energy, and provide stored electric energy (P) to the audio device (10) through the cradle controller (205) and / or the device bay (201). In the audio system (1), the cradle controller (205) is configured to provide a user output signal (UO) comprising an indication of control commands in response to receiving indications of detected user input actions in the cradle input signal (UC) and / or in dependence on the cradle status signal (CS), such that, for identical indicated user input actions, the control command indication in the user output signal (UO) differs for different storing status indications in the cradle status signal (CS). This enables using the controls of the cradle input interface (203) for different purposes, depending on whether the audio device (10) is stored in the charging cradle (20), and may thereby reduce the number of user controls required on the audio device (10) and / or the charging cradle (20).

An audio system (1) with an adaptive user interface includes an audio device (10) and a charging case (20) for storing the audio device (10). The charging case (20) includes a case housing (200) having a device compartment (201), a status detector (202), a case input interface (203), a rechargeable battery (204), and a case controller (205). The device compartment (201) is configured to accommodate the audio device (10) when it is stored in the charging case (20). The status detector (202) is configured to detect whether the audio device (10) is stored in the charging case (20), determine the corresponding storage state, and provide the determined storage state to the case controller (205) in a case status signal (CS). The case input interface (203) is configured to detect user input actions and provide an indication of the detected user input actions to the case controller (205) in a case input signal (UC).

An audio system comprising an audio device and a charging cradle for storing the audio device. The charging cradle comprises a cradle housing with a device bay, a status detector, a cradle input interface, a rechargeable battery, and a cradle controller.The device bay is configured to accommodate the audio device when the audio device is stored in the charging cradle.The status detector is configured to detect whether the audio device is stored in the charging cradle, determine a corresponding storing status, and provide the determined storing status in a cradle status signal to the cradle controller.The cradle input interface is configured to detect user input actions and provide indications of detected user input actions in a cradle input signal to the cradle controller.The rechargeable battery is configured to receive electric energy from an external energy source, store the received electrical energy, and provide stored electric energy to the audio device through the cradle controller and / or the device bay.In the audio system, the cradle controller is configured to provide a user output signal comprising an indication of control commands in response to receiving indications of detected user input actions in the cradle input signal and in dependence on the cradle status signal.This enables using the controls of the cradle input interface for different purposes, depending on whether the audio device is stored in the charging cradle, and may thereby reduce the number of user controls required on the audio device and / or the charging cradle.