16 results about "Mobile interfaces" patented technology

A system and method for creating and publishing augmented reality (AR) content using a mobile device and application. The method includes selecting a content theme, presenting associated content templates, receiving user input, and generating an AR content item. Metadata is created indicating AR content type, selected theme, and used template. The AR content item and metadata are published to a server for storage in a manner enabling retrieval and presentation via an AR device application. The system facilitates easy creation of AR content without requiring specialized AR development skills, allowing users to generate content using familiar mobile interfaces. The created content can be accessed and viewed through AR devices, providing an seamless workflow from content creation to AR presentation.

A method for controlling and / or operating an automation component of automation technology using a service of the automation technology. The service is analyzed by a control circuit of an automation component while determining at least one property of the service. Based on the at least one determined property of the service, one of the at least two mobile interfaces of the automation component with the control circuit is determined and / or controlled to process the service.

1. Name of the product in this design: Product link module for video playback graphical user interface of electronic device. 2. Application of this design: This design is intended for use in an electronic device. 3. The key design features of this product are the graphical user interface portion for which protection is sought. 4. The picture or photo that best illustrates the key design points: Design 1 Change State Diagram 1. 5. Design 1 is designated as the basic design. 6. Uses of graphical user interface: Overall use: video playback interaction; Local use: to realize product link display and interaction through changes in user operation. 7. Other situations requiring explanation are illustrated in the diagrams: This design protects the product link module; Design 1: Selecting the "View Link" button in the lower left corner of the main view of Design 1 will pop up a pop-up layer, as shown in the change state diagram of Design 1. The pop-up layer displays the product name related to the currently playing content, as well as a button to guide the user to open other terminals to view the link. Selecting the button will synchronously transmit the current product link to the corresponding terminal interface, as shown in the change state diagram of Design 1, Figure 2; Design 2: A pop-up layer will pop up during video playback, as shown in the main view of Design 2. The pop-up layer displays the product name related to the currently playing content, as well as a button to guide the user to open other terminals to view the link. Selecting the button will synchronously transmit the current product link to the corresponding terminal interface, as shown in the change state diagram of Design 2; Design 3: Selecting the "View Link" button in the lower left corner of the main view of Design 3 will pop up a pop-up layer, as shown in the change state diagram of Design 3, displaying the product name related to the currently playing content, as well as a button to guide the user to open the mobile device to view the link. Selecting the button will synchronously transmit the current product link to the mobile device. On the mobile interface, as shown in Design 3, state change diagram 2; Design 4: A pop-up layer appears during video playback, as shown in the main view of Design 4. The pop-up layer displays the product name related to the currently playing content, as well as a button to guide the user to open the mobile app to view the link. Selecting the button synchronously transmits the current product link to the mobile interface, as shown in the state change diagram of Design 4; Design 5 has the same interaction method as Design 3, and Design 6 has the same interaction method as Design 4; The usage state reference diagram is a rendering of the user interaction interface. The main view of Design 1 and state change diagrams 1-2 correspond to usage state reference diagrams 1-3 of Design 1, the main view of Design 2 and state change diagrams correspond to usage state reference diagrams 1-2 of Design 2, the main view of Design 3 and state change diagrams 1-2 correspond to usage state reference diagrams 1-3 of Design 3, the main view of Design 4 and state change diagrams correspond to usage state reference diagrams 1-2 of Design 4, the main view of Design 5 and state change diagrams 1-2 correspond to usage state reference diagrams 1-3 of Design 5, and the main view of Design 6 and state change diagrams correspond to usage state reference diagrams 1-2 of Design 6.

This document discloses a mobile interface device for controlling a robot-assisted surgical system. The mobile interface device provides the surgeon with a direct view of the surgical robot system and allows the surgeon to easily and intuitively select, control, or manipulate various target components of the surgical robot system. The mobile interface device captures real-time images of the surgical robot system to automatically identify the robotic arm appearing at the center of the captured real-time image as the target component selected by the surgeon. Based on the current pose or position of the target component, the mobile interface device generates a list of target poses and control options. The surgeon can select control options to select a target pose and manipulate the target component, thereby commanding the selected robotic arm to perform robot-assisted movement from the current pose to the target pose.

An autonomous mobile robot is provided to support healthier smartphone usage habits by physically removing the device from close proximity during sleep and morning routines The robot is designed to carry a user's mobile phone away from the bedside to a designated area in the room once the user initiates a sleep mode or scheduled timer. This system addresses behavioral tendencies of users who engage in extended smartphone use before sleeping and immediately upon waking— activities known to disrupt natural circadian rhythms and sleep quality. By limiting immediate access to the device upon waking, the robot encourages delayed interaction with digital content, promoting mindful morning routines. The robot may be equipped with autonomous navigation, a secure phone holder, and a user-controlled interface to schedule movements.

An archery tuning apparatus includes two light detection units, each comprising a line laser source emitting a planar fan of laser light and a curved array of spaced-apart light sensors. The units are configured with parallel laser fans, creating an overlap target region when viewed along a normal axis. The curved sensor arrays, with radii of curvature approximating their irradiation distances, optimize detection accuracy. Integrated circuitry and software collect and analyze data from arrows shot through the target region during tuning sessions. The apparatus connects to a mobile device, which stores and displays tuning session information through a dedicated app. This system provides archers with precise measurements of arrow speed and skew, offering advantages over traditional paper tuning methods. The mobile interface allows for easy data management, equipment tracking, and remote technical assistance, enhancing the overall archery tuning experience.

The embodiments herein provides a computer-implemented system and method for facilitating on-demand task assignment and management in a distributed network. The system dynamically connects task requesters with service providers through an algorithmic matching engine that evaluates factors such as skills, location, availability, and reputation. A bidding mechanism allows service providers to compete for tasks, while an integrated escrow-based payment system ensures secure transactions. The platform further incorporates a reputation management system with user ratings and verification features to enhance trust and reliability. By automating task posting, matching, scheduling, and payment processing, the invention optimizes efficiency, transparency, and scalability in peer-to-peer task outsourcing. The system is accessible via web and mobile interfaces, enabling real-time coordination between users across diverse geographic locations.

A set of compact microscopes, one of which works as an attachment to a camera-equipped cell phone, that can fit in a 3 U CubeSat and be used as a platform for high-resolution optical microscopy and characterization of nanoscale dynamics. An advanced software package, which can be deployed via a mobile interface, enabling users to reliably capture image sequences of moving particles with their smartphone cameras, and enabling immediate access to precise rheological results.

A system and method for creating and publishing augmented reality (AR) content using a mobile device and application. The method includes selecting a content theme, presenting associated content templates, receiving user input, and generating an AR content item. Metadata is created indicating AR content type, selected theme, and used template. The AR content item and metadata are published to a server for storage in a manner enabling retrieval and presentation via an AR device application. The system facilitates easy creation of AR content without requiring specialized AR development skills, allowing users to generate content using familiar mobile interfaces. The created content can be accessed and viewed through AR devices, providing an seamless workflow from content creation to AR presentation.

A set of compact microscopes, one of which works as an attachment to a camera-equipped cell phone, that can fit in a 3U CubeSat and be used as a platform for high-resolution optical microscopy and characterization of nanoscale dynamics. An advanced software package, which can be deployed via a mobile interface, enabling users to reliably capture image sequences of moving particles with their smartphone cameras, and enabling immediate access to precise rheological results.

The invention provides a mobile interface wave excitation and receiving system and method. The mobile interface wave excitation and receiving system comprises a crawler detection platform, an interface wave signal excitation unit, an interface wave signal acquisition unit and a computer control unit, the interface wave signal excitation unit comprises an interface wave excitation transducer, a signal source and a power amplification unit; the interface wave signal acquisition unit comprises an interface wave receiving transducer and a signal acquisition module; the computer control unit comprises a signal parameter setting and control module, a signal acquisition control module, a crawler motion control module and a man-machine interaction function module. According to the invention, the technical problems of low interface wave excitation efficiency, poor signal stability and lack of maneuverability in the prior art are solved.

1. The name of the design product: the main body of the cloud mobile operation graphical user interface for electronic equipment. 2. The use of the design product: an electronic device. 3. The design points of the design product: the graphical user interface in the electronic device. 4. The picture or photo that best indicates the design points: design 1 front view. 5. Design 1 is designated as the basic design. 6. The use of the graphical user interface: the graphical user interface is used for cloud mobile operation. The graphical user interface can interact through user click operations on the graphical user interface or through mouse and keyboard operations. When detecting content that needs user operation, the graphical user interface displays prompt information prompting the user to operate as shown in design 1 front view; the user clicks the "take control" button in the upper right corner of the graphical user interface, and the graphical user interface changes from design 1 front view to design 1 change state diagram 1 to display a prompt box interrupting the execution task; the user clicks the "confirm takeover" button in the prompt box, and the graphical user interface changes from design 1 change state diagram 1 to design 1 change state diagram 2 to display the cloud mobile interface to be operated in full screen; the user clicks the "end takeover" button in the upper right corner of the graphical user interface, and the graphical user interface changes from design 1 change state diagram 2 to design 1 change state diagram 3 to continue generating execution content. When detecting content that needs user operation, the graphical user interface displays prompt information prompting the user to operate as shown in design 2 front view; the user clicks the "take control" button in the upper right corner of the graphical user interface, and the graphical user interface changes from design 2 front view to design 2 change state diagram 1 to display a prompt box interrupting the execution task; the user clicks the "confirm takeover" button in the prompt box, and the graphical user interface changes from design 2 change state diagram 1 to design 2 change state diagram 2 to display the cloud mobile interface to be operated in full screen; the user clicks the "end takeover" button in the upper right corner of the graphical user interface, and the graphical user interface changes from design 2 change state diagram 2 to design 2 change state diagram 3 to display a prompt box prompting whether to continue generating execution content; the user clicks the "continue" button in the prompt box, and the graphical user interface changes from design 2 change state diagram 3 to design 2 change state diagram 4. When the content requiring user operation is detected, the graphical user interface displays prompt information prompting the user to operate as shown in the design 3 main view; the user inputs the execution instruction in the input box at the lower left of the graphical user interface and clicks the enter key to send, the graphical user interface changes from the design 3 main view to the design 3 change state diagram 1, after the execution of the instruction is completed, the graphical user interface changes from the design 3 change state diagram 1 to the design 3 change state diagram 2, the user clicks the "continue" button, the graphical user interface changes from the design 3 change state diagram 2 to the design 3 change state diagram 3, and the execution of the content continues. 7. Other situations requiring explanation Other explanations: The dashed lines in each view of design 1 to design 3 show part of the graphical user interface, which does not constitute part of the appearance design claimed.

A set of compact microscopes, one of which works as an attachment to a camera-equipped cell phone, that can fit in a 3U CubeSat and be used as a platform for high-resolution optical microscopy and characterization of nanoscale dynamics. An advanced software package, which can be deployed via a mobile interface, enabling users to reliably capture image sequences of moving particles with their smartphone cameras, and enabling immediate access to precise rheological results.