33 results about "Mobile interfaces" patented technology

A basketball backboard interaction tracking system that captures, processes, and visually communicates data related to basketball interactions for enhanced player engagement and training. The system includes two configurations: an initial configuration with a transparent glass backboard positioned in front of a display and a second, modular configuration without an integrated display. The initial configuration uses various sensor types, including fisheye cameras, light curtains, microphones, and infrared or ultrasonic sensors, to track basketball interactions, with real-time feedback displayed on the integrated screen or a mobile interface. The second configuration, optimized for environments without a display, includes sensor modules with pressure sensors, RFID readers, or sound-triangulating microphones. Both configurations incorporate a controller unit for processing sensor data, a cloud or on-premises server for data storage, at least one power supply, and a user interface for real-time feedback. This system supports interactive training, game statistics, and data analysis for skill improvement.

The invention relates to the related technical field of clinical data analysis, in particular to a clinical medical examination data classification system and method based on big data analysis, a man-machine interaction module is used for extracting and displaying a data classification result of a user, providing a Web / mobile terminal interface and supporting examination data uploading, classification result visualization and report exporting; the data processing module is used for realizing data cleaning (denoising and missing value filling), standardization (LOINC coding mapping) and feature extraction; the intelligent classification module integrates a random forest and an SVM algorithm model and supports automatic classification of inspection items; the database module is used for storing user information, clinical medical examination data of the user, historical clinical medical examination data, a clinical medical examination knowledge graph, clinical medical examination keywords, model metadata and a data classification result; the intelligent classification system for clinical medical examination data can significantly improve medical efficiency and decision quality through standardized integration and AI analysis.

Disclosed herein is a mobile interface device to control a robotically-assisted surgical system. The mobile interface device provides a surgeon with a direct view of the surgical robotic system and allows a surgeon to easily and intuitively select, control, or manipulate various target components of the surgical robotic system. The mobile interface device may capture a live image of the surgical robotic system to automatically identify a robotic arm that appears in the center of the captured live image as the target component selected by the surgeon. Based on the current pose or position of the target component, the mobile interface device may generate a list of target poses and control options. The surgeon may select a control option to select a target pose and to manipulate the target component to command a robotically-assisted movement of the selected robotic arm from the current pose to the target pose.

A heated skate blade system is disclosed for optimizing ice skating performance through app-controlled temperature adjustment. The system includes a nichrome heating coil embedded in or adjacent to the blade, powered by a thin-film lithium-ion battery integrated into the blade holder. A microcontroller governs power delivery to the coil and wirelessly communicates with a mobile application via Bluetooth. The application enables users to input variables such as ice temperature, skater weight, skate size, blade hollow (ROH), and desired blade temperature. Based on these inputs, the system adjusts heating output to reduce the coefficient of kinetic friction between the blade and ice, enhancing glide and top speed. A USB-C port enables battery charging. The invention provides real-time, user-specific thermal tuning for hockey and speed skating applications, delivering improved speed and energy efficiency through compact, embedded electronics and an intuitive mobile interface.

Embodiments of a system and method enable secure connectivity between the computer systems of a financial institution and software for Brand On Banking. Embodiments of the system include an Identity Platform, Know Your Customer (KYC) processes including ID card verification, face verification, document verification such as utility bills as proof of address, and biometric verification, and bank servicing features such as checking, savings, debit, payments, loans, and bill-pay. The secure connectivity is established in various embodiments through private or public Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) over a network service provider, thus eliminating third-party risk for the financial institution. Additionally, the system allows for displaying alternate brands and identifying customers associated with a specific product brand other than the financial institution. The mobile interface is user-friendly and consolidates all financial accounts in one location, reducing customer friction.

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.

To provide a system and a method that use robotic apparatuses that enable virtual play of lottery games.SOLUTION: A controller is configured to obtain a first video stream from a first video camera proximate to a ticket issuing machine, transmit the first video stream to an application server for distribution to a user device, receive a ticket issuance command for the ticket issuing machine from the application server, cause the ticket issuing machine to issue a ticket having a scratch area based on the ticket issuance command, receive user-provided scratch data from the application server, and cause a robotic scratch device to scratch the scratch area in accordance with the scratch data.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

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.

A non-transitory computer-readable medium is configured to store instructions executable by one or more processors to perform operations including receiving, via an audio signal interface, audio data, processing the audio data to identify one or more speakers from which the audio data is produced, determining, from the processed audio data, an intention to place one or more orders, and communicating, in response to determining the intention, with at least one point-of-sale (POS) terminal to execute order processing.

The embodiment of the invention provides an interface control method, intelligent glasses and a storage medium, and the method comprises the steps: determining the force direction of the pressure corresponding to a display instruction after the display instruction for displaying a UI interface is detected; wherein the force direction comprises at least one of the following directions from left to right, from right to left, from top to bottom and from bottom to top; and determining a target display position of the UI interface according to the force direction, and displaying the UI interface in a field angle of the intelligent glasses based on the target display position. Therefore, the intelligent glasses can intelligently control the display position of the UI interface in the field angle of the intelligent glasses according to the direction of the force, and the display flexibility of the UI interface in the field angle is improved; and after the user triggers the display instruction for displaying the UI interface, the user does not need to trigger and move the UI interface to change the display position of the UI interface in the field angle, and the display position of the UI interface in the field angle can be determined through the display instruction, so that the determination process of the display position of the UI interface is simplified.

A system and method for providing a mobile interface for marking and organizing images is described herein. In some instances, the system may present, on a display device, an image region that displays a capturable image that is capturable by an image sensor of the wireless mobile electronic device and a preview region including a series of one or more annotatable image previews. The system may receive an input instructing the wireless mobile electronic device to capture a second image using the image sensor of the wireless mobile electronic device, generate a second image preview representing the second image, and update the graphical user interface to include the second image preview at the preview region. The system may receive an input including an annotation using an input device of the wireless mobile electronic device and update the graphical user interface to represent the annotation at the preview region.

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.

1. Name of the product of this design: A workbench with a graphical user interface with changing light and shadow icons for electronic equipment. 2. Purpose of this design product: an electronic device. 3. The key design point of this design product lies in the graphical user interface. 4. The picture or photo that best illustrates the key points of the design: Design 1 interface change state diagram 1. 5. Designate Design 1 as the base design. 6. Purpose of the Graphical User Interface: The overall purpose of the interface is to display the process of the lighting effects of icons on the desktop workbench changing with the position of the user's cursor. The local purpose of the interface is to display different lighting, displacement and deformation effects on the icons in the workbench as the user operates the cursor and changes its floating position, prompting the user to the current cursor position. 7. Human-computer interaction mode of graphical user interface: In design 1, the main view is the main interface displayed by the electronic device. When the user operates the cursor to move toward the left in the main view, the interface jumps to interface change state diagram 1; when the user operates the cursor to continue to move toward the left in interface change state diagram 1, the interface jumps to interface change state diagram 2; when the user operates the cursor to continue to move toward the left in interface change state diagram 2, the interface jumps to interface change state diagram 3; when the user operates the cursor to continue to move toward the left in interface change state diagram 3, the interface jumps to interface change state diagram 4; when the user operates the cursor to move toward the upper left in interface change state diagram 4, the interface jumps to interface change state diagram 5; wherein, the desktop background area in the interface is used to display the content screen; the specific interface is shown in the reference figure; in design 2, the main view is the main interface displayed by the electronic device. When the user operates the cursor to move toward the left in the main view, the interface jumps to interface change state diagram 1; when the user operates the cursor to move toward the lower left in interface change state diagram 1, the interface jumps to interface change state diagram 2; use The user operates the cursor to move toward the upper left in interface change state diagram 2, and the interface jumps to interface change state diagram 3; the user operates the cursor to move toward the upper right in interface change state diagram 3, and the interface jumps to interface change state diagram 4; wherein, the desktop background area in the interface is used to display the content screen; the specific interface is shown in the reference diagram; in design 3, the main view is the main interface displayed by the electronic device, and the user operates the cursor to move toward the left in the main view, and the interface jumps to interface change state diagram 1; the user operates the cursor to continue to move toward the left in interface change state diagram 1, and the interface jumps to interface change state diagram 2; the user operates the cursor to continue to move toward the left in interface change state diagram 2, and the interface jumps to interface change state diagram 3; the user operates the cursor to continue to move toward the left in interface change state diagram 3, and the interface jumps to interface change state diagram 4; the user operates the cursor to move toward the upper left in interface change state diagram 4, and the interface jumps to interface change state diagram 5; wherein, the desktop background area in the interface is used to display the content screen; the specific interface is shown in the reference diagram. In Design 4, the main view is the main interface displayed by the electronic device. When the user operates the cursor to move to the left in the main view, the interface jumps to Interface Change State Diagram 1; when the user operates the cursor to move to the lower left in Interface Change State Diagram 1, the interface jumps to Interface Change State Diagram 2; when the user operates the cursor to move to the upper left in Interface Change State Diagram 2, the interface jumps to Interface Change State Diagram 3; when the user operates the cursor to move to the upper right in Interface Change State Diagram 3, the interface jumps to Interface Change State Diagram 4; when the user operates the cursor to move downward in Interface Change State Diagram 4, the interface jumps to Interface Change State Diagram 5; wherein, the desktop background area in the interface is used to display the content screen; the specific interface is shown in the reference figure. 8. Other matters requiring explanation: The dotted lines in the figures indicate parts that do not require protection.

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.

Embodiments of a system and method enable secure connectivity between the computer systems of a financial institution and software for Brand On Banking. Embodiments of the system include an Identity Platform, Know Your Customer (KYC) processes including ID card verification, face verification, document verification such as utility bills as proof of address, and biometric verification, and bank servicing features such as checking, savings, debit, payments, loans, and bill-pay. The secure connectivity is established in various embodiments through private or public Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) over a network service provider, thus eliminating third-party risk for the financial institution. Additionally, the system allows for displaying alternate brands and identifying customers associated with a specific product brand other than the financial institution. The mobile interface is user-friendly and consolidates all financial accounts in one location, reducing customer friction.

A simplified sports betting system and method is disclosed, designed for both online and physical betting environments. The system presents pre-packaged bet options to users, each including a fixed bet amount, potential winning amount, and unique identifier. This approach eliminates the need for users to interpret complex odds or perform calculations. In online platforms, users select bets through web or mobile interfaces. In physical locations, large displays show pre-packaged bets, allowing customers to place bets by referencing simple identifiers to tellers or via self-service kiosks. The system dynamically updates potential winnings based on real-time odds data, maintaining accuracy while preserving a user-friendly interface. The betting process is streamlined to selecting a pre-packaged bet, confirming the selection, and receiving a receipt. This invention simplifies sports betting, making it more accessible to a broader audience while maintaining essential wagering elements, potentially expanding the market for sports betting.

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.

1. The name of the design product: display screen panel with light management graphical user interface. 2. The use of the design product: the design product is used for running programs, information display and human-computer interaction. 3. The design points of the design product: the content of the graphical user interface in the screen. 4. The picture or photo that best indicates the design points: front view. 5. The use of the graphical user interface: the interface is used for the user to interact with the light management and adjustment of the electric skateboard; the main view interface is the initial interface, selecting the function module interface in the middle of the main view interface switches to the interface change state diagram 1; selecting the "hue" function button in the interface change state diagram 1 switches the interface to the interface change state diagram 2, and the user can move the focus in the interface change state diagram 2 to adjust the light of the electric skateboard. 6. Other circumstances that need to be explained: the display screen panel can be used for electric skateboards and electric skateboard remote controllers.

The Smart Interactive Shirt System is an advanced wearable biosensing platform engineered for real-time, multi-modal monitoring and predictive management of pain, fatigue, and physiological stress. Embedded within a flexible textile, the system integrates 15 specialized IoT sensors—spanning biochemical, biomechanical, thermal, and neurophysiological domains—to deliver continuous high-resolution insight into the wearer's physiological state. Key innovations include plasmonic nano-optical modules for real-time cortisol and CRP detection, EMG-based neuromuscular sensing, and thermopile arrays for deep-tissue inflammation mapping. A hybrid AI engine combining convolutional and recurrent neural networks (CNN-LSTM) processes incoming data locally, enabling early prediction of acute fatigue and pain episodes 10–15 minutes before physiological onset. The system incorporates triboelectric nanogenerators (TENGs) that harvest kinetic energy from body motion, minimizing reliance on external power sources and supporting extended autonomous operation. Validated through pilot deployments in elite European sports organizations, the shirt also features screen-printed electronic circuits, vibrotactile feedback mechanisms, and seamless Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) integration with mobile interfaces. This invention marks a significant advancement over conventional wearables by offering proactive, data-driven physiological management, setting a new benchmark in intelligent, AI-powered textile systems.

1. The name of the design product: electronic device push window control graphical user interface. 2. The use of the design product: for an electronic device. 3. The design points of the design product: in the graphical user interface. 4. The picture or photo that best shows 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 use of the graphical user interface is the control interface of the push window, used to control the push window. 7. The human-computer interaction mode of the graphical user interface: the front view of design 1-design 6 is the push window control graphical user interface of the electronic device, and the user can click the virtual button in the interface or move the window in the interface to control the push window. In the front view of design 5, the user can first click the virtual button at the lower left, then click the virtual button in the middle of the lower part when the window is opened to 50%, and the interface changes to design 5 change state diagram; or move the right window to the 50% position to the left, and the interface changes to design 5 change state diagram; or click the middle of the left window, and the interface changes to design 5 change state diagram. In the front view of design 6, the user can first click the virtual button at the lower left, then click the virtual button in the middle of the lower part when the window is opened to 50%, and the interface changes to design 6 change state diagram; or move the right window to the 50% position to the left, and the interface changes to design 6 change state diagram; or click the middle of the left window, and the interface changes to design 6 change state diagram.

1. Name of the Design Product: Dynamic Graphical User Interface for Quick Uninstallation of Applications on an Electronic Device and Its Interface Main Body. 2. Use of the Design Product: An electronic device. 3. Design Key Points of the Design Product: Lies in the graphical user interface. 4. Picture or Photograph that Best Illustrates the Design Key Points: State Change Diagram 4 of Design 1 Interface. 5. Designate Design 1 as the Basic Design. 6. Use of the Graphical User Interface: The overall use of the interface is to display the dynamic change process of quick uninstallation of application programs with user operations; the local use is to show the process of confirmation pop-up window to the user and the dynamic change process of deletion of application program icons when the user uninstalls the application program. 7. Human-Computer Interaction Method of the Graphical User Interface: In Design 1 and Design 3, the main view is the main interface displayed on the electronic device; the user drags the application program icon to the upper right in the main view, and the interface jumps from the main view to State Change Diagram 1 of the interface; the user releases the icon in State Change Diagram 1 of the interface, and the interface jumps to State Change Diagram 2, State Change Diagram 3 and State Change Diagram 4 in sequence; among them, the background area in the interface is used to display the desktop; the specific interface is as shown in the Interface Usage Status Reference Diagram. In Design 2 and Design 4, the main view is the main interface displayed on the electronic device; the user clicks the button on the right side in the confirmation pop-up window in the main view, and the interface jumps from the main view to State Change Diagram 1, State Change Diagram 2, State Change Diagram 3 and State Change Diagram 4 in sequence; among them, the background area in the interface is used to display the desktop; the specific interface is as shown in the Interface Usage Status Reference Diagram. In Design 5, the main view is the main interface displayed on the electronic device; the user drags the application program icon to the upper right in the main view, and the interface jumps from the main view to State Change Diagram 1; the user releases the icon in State Change Diagram 1 of the interface, and the interface jumps to State Change Diagram 2, State Change Diagram 3 and State Change Diagram 4 in sequence; the user clicks the button on the right side in the confirmation pop-up window in State Change Diagram 4 of the interface, and the interface jumps to State Change Diagram 5, State Change Diagram 6, State Change Diagram 7 and State Change Diagram 8 in sequence; among them, the background area in the interface is used to display the desktop; the specific interface is as shown in the Interface Usage Status Reference Diagram. 8. Other Situations Requiring Explanation: Other Explanation: In Design 3 to Design 5, the parts not required to be protected are indicated by dotted lines.

1. The name of the design product: the display operation part of the split-screen switching graphical user interface of the window of the electronic device. 2. The use of the design product: an electronic device. 3. The design points of the design product: the part of the graphical user interface requested for protection. 4. The picture or photo that best shows 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 whole interface is the graphical user interface for switching the window in split-screen mode, and the local part is the display operation part of the window switching in split-screen mode. The front view of designs 1 to 6 is the initial state of the interface, displaying the window in picture-in-picture (PIP) mode. When the user clicks the round-cornered square split-screen icon in the upper part of the pop-up window, the interface changes from the front view to the changed state view, the pop-up window moves downward (designs 1 to 3) or to the right (designs 4 to 6), and the window in the interface changes from PIP mode to split-screen mode, so that the original window and the pop-up window are displayed side by side in the interface, making it convenient for the user to browse multiple windows at the same time. In designs 4 and 5, the user can also click the gear icon in the upper left corner of the pop-up window to set the parameters. 7. Other circumstances that need to be explained: the dashed part in the figure is not requested for protection.

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.

A non-transitory computer-readable medium is configured to store instructions executable by one or more processors to perform operations including receiving, via an audio signal interface, audio data, processing the audio data to identify one or more speakers from which the audio data is produced, determining, from the processed audio data, an intention to place one or more orders, and communicating, in response to determining the intention, with at least one point-of-sale (POS) terminal to execute order processing.

The disclosure relates to a 5G or 6G communication system for supporting a higher data transmission rate. Embodiments herein disclose an Xn architecture for MWAB. Embodiments herein disclose a multihop architecture for MWAB. In an embodiment, the method can be used for creating a mobile interface between a first Next Generation Node B (gNB), and at least one neighboring network entity. The method includes requesting, by a mobile gNB with wireless access backhaul (MWAB) (MWAB-gNB) (106), a protocol data unit (PDU) session establishment to a MWAB-User Equipment (UE) (MWAB-UE) (108). Further, the method includes receiving, by the MWAB-gNB (106), an internet protocol (IP) connectivity from the MWAB-UE (108), upon establishment of a PDU session with a first network entity or modifying an existing PDU session with the first network entity. Further, the method includes creating, by the MWAB-gNB (106), the mobile interface with the at least one neighboring second network entity through the PDU session associated with the MWAB-UE (108).