40 results about "Intelligent user interface" patented technology

Personal data services, such as a set of Web services, are enabled that allow a user to enter personal metadata information, e.g., about likely people and/or events to be targets of a camera capture event. Then, when a user's computing device acquires such metadata, e.g., via embedded Web services software, an intelligent user interface allows the user to enter whether any of such personal metadata information pertains to any personal data, such as a video, an audio file or an image, which is captured by the user's computing device. The personal data including the metadata information can be automatically uploaded via one or more wired and/or wireless networks to a device that hosts a personal data service, which stores the personal data and associated metadata, providing for effective means to access and manage a user's personal data store. The services of the invention also enable a system for identifying unknown or new metadata where existing metadata is not sufficient to describe a video, audio or image capture event. In addition, a gateway is provided that enables transfer of content from the Web services to other media service providers, such as a cable or television over Internet Protocol (“TVoIP”) video or other video on demand (“VOD”) service.

A system for managing large quantities of business related documents stored electronically requires little or no reliance on the corresponding hardcopy versions. The management system data includes a processing approach that allows for the creation of documents electronically, i.e., by virtual documents the system users in concert with their everyday business activities-thus overcoming the previous difficulty in implementing paperless office environments. In particular, essentially all documents are stored as system available image files on a central image server. Organization of these image based virtual documents are created during initial document review by the users having review responsibilities in the first instance. During the review process, the system provides a highly intelligent user interface which permits the creation of indexing values corresponding to the document in a highly simplified and intuitive manner. This permits the rapid and burden free preparation of document indices to support useful interaction with the image based virtual document-thus eliminating the need for any supporting hardcopy.

An interactive and intelligent user interface for inputting a query, generating a query result including one or more matching concepts stored in a knowledgebase of one or more media types, and presenting the user with a rich personalized query result based on the user's preferences and personal information, and provides improved relevant search results.

A dynamic, intelligent user interface for an on-line, virtual application whereby user input customizes the subsequent display of application data and queries presented to the user/applicant. The present invention includes a facility for intelligent editing, data state presentation, and error flagging and correction. In one embodiment of the present invention, the intelligent user interface is implemented as part of a series of dynamically generated web pages (a form set) presented to a user of an ecommerce Internet web site. This presentation is in the form of a collection of tabbed panes of data, the selected pane being displayed on a web page, wherein each pane contains one or more pages of data and queries. This organization and presentation of the virtual application provides re-entrant editing; error trapping, flagging, and correction; and easy navigation from sub-pane to sub-pane (page to page) within each pane and from pane to pane using the tabs and conventional browser Back and Forward button functionality.

Certain embodiments of the present invention provide methods and systems combining user interface features with force feedback techniques in clinical applications. Certain embodiments provide a user interface providing clinical software tools and information access for a picture archiving and communication system. The user interface includes a plurality of regions displayed to represent selectable functionality for an associated plurality of clinical software tools and information. The user interface also includes a cursor movable by a user to select one of the plurality of regions. The user interface further includes a processor configured to determine a location and pattern of movement of the cursor and provide force feedback to the user based on the location and pattern of movement of the cursor to provide a non-visual indication to the user of the location and pattern of movement of the cursor.

A buyer agent system is disclosed for assisting purchasers to retrieve data, obtain services, and purchase products on a computer network. One embodiment identifies a purchaser's goal and then uses a knowledge base to create a plan for meeting the determined goal. The system uses an inference engine such as a partial order planner, or a non-monotonic truth maintenance system to create plans. One embodiment of the present invention is an Internet browser plug-in for assisting purchasers in conducting electronic commerce.

The present risk management system with intelligent user interfaces divides all processes within the system into different "flowchart" phases. Decisions or inputs that can have knock-on effects on other decisions or inputs will be required at an earlier phase or level. If say, a particular decision or input has a knock-on effect on another decision or input, the system will require this decision or input to be entered at an earlier phase. This ensures a systematic and logical input of data as opposed to having all decisions or inputs appearing at the same time or in one phase, as in the case of other financial option and derivative pricing and structuring software programs. The system uses this "flowchart" process to provide an on-line guidance system for the users to input only the required decisions or inputs as they go along. As such, in adopting the intelligent user interface processing methodology, the user need not be an "expert" in knowing which inputs are required and which are not This system also minimizes user input errors.

The object based navigation is an intelligent user interface that uses a source object to determine which target information is to be presented to the user. This is done by associating an object to one or more operations, so that selection of a given source object would result in a predefined operation to be activated. The role of the user may also affect the predefined operation that is activated. If multiple operations are associated with a given source object, these operations may be prioritized, so that the one with the highest priority is performed as a default operation.

A system for an intelligent user interface is provided. The system includes a handset, a user activity logger, a user activity analyzer, and a user interface composer. The user activity logger logs a user activity for the handset, a time of the user activity, and a geographic location of the user activity. The user activity analyzer analyzes the logged user activity, the logged time of the user activity, and the logged geographic location of the user activity. The user interface composer composes a user interface based on the analyzed user activity, the analyzed time of the user activity, and the analyzed geographic location of the user activity. The user interface composer also displays the composed user interface on the handset at a later time related to the analyzed time of the user activity when the handset is at a geographic location related to the analyzed geographic location of the user activity.

Concepts and technologies are described herein for supporting intelligent user interface interactions. Commands accepted by applications can be published or determined. Before or during access of the application, the commands can be presented at clients to indicate commands available for interfacing with the application. The commands can be presented with information indicating how the user interface and/or input device of the client may be used to execute the available commands. Input received from the client can be compared to the available commands to determine if the input matches an available command. Contextual data relating to the client, preferences, and/or other data also can be retrieved and analyzed to determine the intent of the client. The intent can be used to identify an intended command and to modify the input to match the intended command. The modified input can be transmitted to the application.

A display apparatus includes user input circuitry for receiving user commands and a display for displaying video content and a user interface. The video content includes metadata. The display apparatus includes a processor in communication with the user input circuitry and the display; and non-transitory computer readable media in communication with the processor that stores instruction code. The instruction code, when executed by the processor, causes the processor to receive, from the user input circuitry, a query regarding an image of the video content currently displayed on the display; and determine one or more objects of the image associated with the query based on the metadata. The processor updates the user interface to depict one or more controls, each control being associated with one of the determined one or more objects; and receives a selection of one of the controls. The processor then updates the user interface to depict information related to the selection.

The invention provides an artificial intelligence user interface. The artificial intelligence user interface comprises a resource management module, a resource scheduling module, a system monitoring module and a general management module, wherein the resource management module is used for managing data in a database, a continuous message queue or a transactional file system; the resource scheduling module is used for scheduling cloud computing resources; the system monitoring module is used for monitoring the operating state of each module; the general management module is respectively connected with the resource management module, the resource scheduling module and the system monitoring module and used for managing the modules.

A display apparatus includes presence detection circuitry for detecting an individual in proximity to the display apparatus; a display for displaying video content and a user interface; a processor in communication with the presence detection circuitry and the display; and non-transitory computer readable media in communication with the processor that stores instruction code. The instruction code is executable by the processor, and causes the processor to determine, from the presence detection circuitry, whether a user is in proximity of the display apparatus. When the user is determined to not be in proximity of the display apparatus, the processor pauses the video content. When the user is determined to subsequently be in proximity of the display apparatus, the processor resumes the video content.

The invention discloses an air borne entertainment system which comprises a common passenger entertainment unit, a distinguished passenger entertainment unit, a data interchange network and a passenger entertainment streaming media server, wherein the common passenger entertainment unit and the distinguished passenger entertainment unit are connected with the passenger entertainment streaming media server through the data interchange network. The invention further discloses a control method of the air borne entertainment system on the basis of streaming media unicast. The method includes the steps of monitoring a distinguished passenger service port, judging whether a client is connected successfully, judging whether a program watching request exists, sending program data point to point, judging whether a program canceling command is received, judging whether playing of programs is finished and the like. According to the system and the method, a limited and small transmission bandwidth is occupied to provide multiple channel entertainment programs capable of being selected by common passengers, and meanwhile intelligent user interfaces and interactive programs are provided for a minority of distinguished passengers, so that entertainment requirements of different passengers are met.

A user request is received to access one or more resources. In response to the receiving and as a first background task, one or more remote data sources are queried for information associated with a user of the user request. The information from the one or more remote data sources are obtained. One or more portions of a user interface are caused to be generated based at least on the obtained information and as a second background task.

The present disclosure provides, among other things, methods and systems of managing communications, the methods and systems including: receiving a first meeting communication; receiving a second meeting communication; determining at least one matching variable in common between the first meeting communication and the second meeting communication; comparing a property of the at least one matching variable to a first threshold to determine a configuration of an organizational action; and based on the comparison of the property, performing the organizational action

Various aspects of a method and system for providing information via an intelligent user interface are disclosed herein. In an embodiment, in response to the receipt of a request from an electronic device, the method includes determination of a first information response that may correspond to a first functional service. A set of second information responses that corresponds to a set of second functional services may be determined based on the first information response. Each of the determined set of second information responses is associated with a corresponding weight. One or more of the determined set of second information responses are selected based on the corresponding weight. The second information responses are value-added responses.